Sentence examples for cry for something from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, abolition might turn out to be a rallying cry for something a good deal less drastic — cuts in county spending — a theory Mr. Feiner concedes.
As Steltzner's team settles into its seats, a sly, defiant voice comes over the loudspeaker: "Why begin, then cry for something that might have been?" The singer is Frank Sinatra.
The Trump campaign was not a program -- it was a desperate, last-ditch cry for something different.
It is, instead, an anguished cry for something to believe in during a time when such traditional support systems as religion and family have failed for so many.
"When I tasted the salad, it cried for something salty and earthy, and feta came to mind.
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"No one knows the injustice practiced on the negro's at Roanoke," they wrote to Gen. Benjamin Butler, "our garden's are plundere'd by the white soldiers, what we raise to support ourselves with is stolen from us, and if we say anything about it we are sent to the guard house…..it's not uncommon thing to see women and children crying for something to eat".
Aren't we complacent and complicit if we don't cry with these families and then cry out for "something meaningful to be done," as the president said.
Already, he is seen as a fogy, with his passion for double-breasted suits on occasions that cry out for something more casual, and an awkward personal manner that can incline to the pompous and patronizing.
But when the picnics get boring and the children cry out for something else to do and my bank balance shows there is zilch left, I start to panic.
