Sentence examples for cries arise from inspiring English sources

In the sonnets, Shakespeare rhymed "eyes" with "lies", "cries", "arise", "devise" and "despise".

Once again a cry arose from Bragg's generals for his dismissal.

A voice shouted, "Sorry, Baba!" Then a cry arose for the president to sing his trademark song from the anti-apartheid struggle, "Bring Me My Machine Gun".

A cry arose from the rear of the hall as a score of M.P.s began shouting at her: "Murderer, murderer!" Undeterred, she raised her voice and kept speaking.

Seconds later, after the doors to the chamber are closed, a desperate, clamoring cry arises from within, then slowly subsides into moans and finally into silence.

When the mortgage securitization market collapsed amid a flood of defaults and foreclosures — many of them on loans that should not have been made — the cry arose for lenders to have "skin in the game".

Almost two decades after a national hue and cry arose after fears that leaking silicone breast implants might cause systemic disease, breast augmentation has become the country's most popular cosmetic operation.

His daughter, who has already made five trips to the United States, sat with him at a company conference last year in Orlando, Fla. Halfway through the keynote address, a youngster's cry arose from the audience, he said.

The battle cry arose, change the rules and the demographics of the membership.

The urge to react in anger or run to the bathroom and cry might arise.

This was the noble rallying cry that arose during York's televised Ebor meeting last week.