Sentence examples for cries of dismay from inspiring English sources
Their cries of dismay are his oxygen.
This news had been greeted with cries of dismay.
There were cries of dismay from the audience and a flurry of activity among the judges.
News that he was steppingdown as the BBC's economics editor in March drew cries of dismay fromall quarters, not least fans of his 'Evanomics' blog.
There were cries of dismay on the internet last night, when an MSNBC anchor cut off congresswoman Jane Harman mid-sentence to bring news of Justin Bieber's arrest.
The young paceman with the virile action had just seen Hussain edge through the slips for his first boundary to cries of dismay from the cordon.
A collective cry of dismay went up when L'Uomo Vogue folded last year and Mr. Farneti let go much of its staff.
It is too easy to raise a short-lived cry of dismay at each toxic news event, pointing fingers at corrupt local leaders and industrialists, or even at the failure of China's regulatory system, only to move on to another story next week.
Cameraman Lindsay McCrae and camera assistant Stefan Christmann were ahead of me and both let out a cry of dismay as they looked over the edge: below us where the snow had been blown, a large, steep sided gully had formed.
We asked a random sampling of L.A. residents what they thought of that, and the collective response was a cry of dismay.
A dozen high-maintenance Indian WAGs in pastel-coloured salwar-kameezes and shimmery cotton blouses, sat around a table chatting, uttering theatrical cries of delight or dismay.
