Sentence examples for cries of desperate from inspiring English sources

Chased by a dense cloud "flooding over the earth like a torrent", they witnessed the shoreline recede in advance of a tsunami before being shrouded in darkness; the deep gloom only intensified the shouts, shrieks and cries of desperate men, women and children.

After the first birth wail, infants' cries will be mostly cries of desperate discharge, signaling discomfort.

A remastered version of Arise was released by Roadrunner in 1997, with added notes by music critic Don Kaye and four bonus tracks, previously released on the compilation The Roots Of Sepultura: a cover version of Motörhead's "Orgasmatron", a rough mix of "Desperate Cry" and two previously unreleased songs.

The desperate cries of the passengers, who had become aware of the danger, could be heard in the final moments before the plane came down.

The yowling, yelping, growling and thrashing noises of a dogfight and the desperate cries of a toddler, unable to protect himself from this wild animal unleashed.

But now, the vocals have become obscured howls, like desperate cries of joy, and Nimai's oceanic but nimble drumming has taken the spotlight, bolstered by shimmering, hazy keyboard work by Mr. Collins and Taraka.

For a while there, if you believed the rumors, the headlines and the desperate cries of some New York bartenders, you might have thought that the world's supply of tequila was about to dry up.

Meditate regularly, in order to drown out the nighttime moans of homesickness and illness, as well as the desperate cries of the animals we have brought with us for food.

Alone and unshackled as the desperate cries of the soon forgotten echo freely in my lair.

The jubilation of East Germans has been replaced by desperate cries of "Germany, Germany!" from those who are barred from getting on trains for which they had already paid.

Their shrieks are (hopefully) the final, desperate cries of nearly extinct creatures, vitriolic attacks on the transgender community thinly disguised as rational arguments.