Sentence examples for cries got from inspiring English sources
It began with pleas for help and sandbags on Twitter, before the cries got more desperate – and then photographs emerged of rescues.
In the days and weeks to follow the cries got louder and more desperate with each passing day, with each update, with each revelation, with each failed attempt at controlling the hemorrhaging.
Sometimes their cries get lost, too.
"London Cries" gets its Dickensian flair from its source material, Henry Mayhew's classic survey "London Labour and the London Poor".
"The people who were crying got hugs," Ms. Muñoz said in January, recounting how Mr. Obama consoled her and others after the vote.
Daryl crying got me like pic.twitter.com/NHHGmhr1aa.
Then a louder cry getting closer.
The cry gets louder for a second referendum.
Even Prince's When Doves Cry gets a turn alongside a traditional ballad sung by Alasdair Roberts.
In "Hamlet", when the prince says to Ophelia, "Get thee to a nunnery", she will turn upon him & cry, "Get thee to a monastery".
