Sentence examples for cry of terror from inspiring English sources
A cry of terror when we were caught in a whiteout at night on the M8.
It was a cry of terror that seemed to symbolize the mood of that era: the world was in chaos, and viewers like Mary were tragically vulnerable to the media's influence.
"I am Álvaro Rousselot," he said, "the author of 'Solitude' — I mean, the author of 'Nights on the Pampas.' " It took a few seconds for Morini to react, but then he leaped to his feet, let out a cry of terror, and disappeared down a corridor.
All around you are squeaks and rustles, grunts and barks, cries of terror and of lust.
Kneeling before him, she helps him off with his too-tight shoes, but their assignation is interrupted by cries of terror from the neighbouring room.
From the breaking of branches to the destruction of houses, screams and cries of terror echoed.
Though your story may not appeal to all readers, or elicit cries of terror, there will likely be at least one reader who will respond in horror to your story.
The Bad Ass' protestations that he fights out of love for his mother are the cry of filial terror raging just under the surface of every disappointed Jewish/Italian/Greek mother joke ever told: Fine, go ahead and fight; I'll just sit here in the dark.
The wanderer's cry forms an O of terror but muted by the slanted snow and a fear that is farther than panic.
In one of the most famous pieces associated with the sound mass aesthetic, Krzysztof Penderecki's Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima (1959), for fifty-two strinstrumentsenthe the quarter-tone clusters "see[m] to have abstracted and intensified the features that define shrieks of terror and keening cries of sorrow".
