But Cruz insisted that even without Indiana, he "absolutely" had a path to the nomination, defying the cries of Trump supporters to "do the math".
Then he paused, uncertain for a second, and asked: "Is this all mine?" The joyous cries of his supporters told him that it was, and that his life would never be the same again.
The anguished cries of Hillary supporters pierced the midday calm here on Saturday, as Barack Obama confirmed that his vice presidential choice was not Clinton, who got about 18 million votes this year running against him, but rather Joe Biden, who gained the support of a few thousand caucusgoers in Iowa before dropping out of the race.
While the judge has yet to rule and indicated that he may well decide in favor of prosecutors, his scrutiny of their approach quickly became a rallying cry for supporters of the president.
The release of the harrowing video of Scott's death intensified an already protracted debate on the relationship between law enforcement and communities of color, and Scott's name became a rallying cry for supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement and police reformers.
Although beginning in 1959, Red or Dead is again centrally concerned with the 1970s – Thatcher is elected during the final section – and the book's title, while borrowed from the loyal cry of Liverpool supporters towards their red-shirted team, also has associations with socialism.
Addressing a crush of reporters, amid loud cries of "no" from supporters, he declared: "Democracy has defeated fear".
The scope of Mr. Corzine's advertising campaign, which could cost $12 million or more between now and the primary, prompted cries of outrage from supporters of Mr. Florio, whose entire budget for the primary is less than $3 million.
The "EPA puts mayflies ahead of jobs" or "pests over people" became the rallying cries of coal industry supporters when the EPA first began bringing science back into the permitting process in 2009.
The cry of one supporter that "Chicago ain't ready for reform" began Daley's 21-year reign, which ended with his death in December 1976.
