Sentence examples for cry at the start from inspiring English sources
A wordless cry at the start of "This Woman's Work" became a formal device, sampled and transformed into a drift of ghostly arpeggios.
During an official press launch event today down in Orange County, I was left entirely speechless as one of the main company executives began crying at the start of his PowerPoint presentation when he talked about what the car meant to him personally.
"I think I'm going to start crying at the starting line and I'm not sure I'll stop until I cross the finish line," she said.
"If I said we were poets and young, would you hate us?" he demands in one outburst, only for comedy fans who might have cried "Yes!" at the start of the hour to applaud loudly and queue up to shake his hand.
"I started to cry at the beginning when I saw the image of my mother," he told reporters the next day.
You might as well start crying at the beginning to save yourself the hassle later.
The Staple Singers sang the traditional 'Old Rugged Cross', and Mavis Staples started crying at the outset and cried all the way through.
The rally fizzled in the last 20 minutes of trading and the Dow closed down 1.5percentt — but it was a far cry from its 8percentt decline at the start of the trading day just six and a half hours earlier.
When my uncles, my father's two brothers, died in 1994 and 1995, one of the few times I saw my father cry was in the fall at the start of football season.
On "Death Magnetic" his vocals are more prominent than ever, a far cry from the band's sound at the start of its career, as heard in the encore, which concluded with "Phantom Lord" and "Seek and Destroy," from the band's 1983 debut, "Kill 'Em All".
