Sentence examples for cries off from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of cry off
But then Louise cries off with a cold, so I go to what I want instead.
Norman Mailer cries off in a letter explaining that it would take the best part of a working day.
Though Bellow declares himself averse to 'punditry' ' when asked to philosophise about global issues, he cries off by saying that he's in favour of all the good things and against all the bad ones ' he is prone to pulpitry.
Rudd cries off – but he's not the first As a member of the Labor party, and thus susceptible to right-wing accusations of softness, Kevin Rudd may have spent his whole career being careful not to cry in public.
He cried off after seven seconds.
Maybe the rest cried off sick or claimed spiritual unwellbeingness.
On one such evening the crowd cried "off, off, off" to a slow-handclap.
He cried off at the last moment, after the crowds failed to show up.
"Days, I'd cry off and on, I'd just sit on my bed and cry".
She was supposed to be coming to the 2011 meet but cried off at the last minute.
Even so, no one has cried off from tonight's feast of sticky ribs.
