Sentence examples for cries out at from inspiring English sources
He was moved by the Juhász poem "The Boy Changed into a Stag Cries out at the Gate of Secrets".
It is a relief to turn to Frances Leviston's "Reconstruction", a version of the Old English poem "The Ruin", and to Paul Batchelor's selections from Ovid's Tristia, and Tara Bergin's bold recasting of Ferenc Juhász's "The Boy Turned into a Stag Cries Out at the Gate of Secrets".
When a baby cries out at night, moms dutifully rush to the crib to soothe.
Although only briefly, the full orchestra cries out at this moment of tragedy with Leia's theme in its most dissonant form.
"Hey, it's the world's strongest man!" a voice cries out at Cape Town airport soon after John McGrath meets me for the first time.
Paintings emerge from the seemingly effortless frenzy of flourishes, some successful, some merely a mimicry of Picasso performing himselfsuperficial, he cries out at one point, then revises his failed work, backtracking, shifting the weight, collaging, adding color, imposing new ideas in a continual, fluid process.
Could anything have hurt Patrick more than to hear the boy cry out at the sound of his, Patrick's, voice?
Instruments cry out at high or low extremes; pitches are bent or broken apart; violins are bowed with such intensity that they groan; flutes are blown until they emit an asthmatic rasp.
"Well," I cried out, "at least now I can become an honorary member of the club!" After a moment, one of the ladies explained, in the nicest way possible, that I hadn't been a member long enough.
"King Lear" is playing in New York at the moment, and one can see the mad, sad king carry his dead daughter onstage and cry out at the horror that a thing filled with life and obstinacy a few hours before is now as mute as a stone container.
When Mr. La Fosse's elderly fussbudget cries out silently at the cruel trick Swanilda plays on him when she impersonates his doll, his pain is truly wrenching.
