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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cry out to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize something in a sentence, or to express a feeling of desperation. For example: "She looked up to the sky, her voice crying out to God for help."
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The pictures cry out to her.
cry out to a person . . .
Two reforms cry out to be made.
1. Who thought to cry out to the angelic orders?
Our theatre has to cry out to be heard at all".
Perhaps some subjects simply don't cry out to be told in song.
Men, women, children cry out to us from the depths of the horror that they knew.
"His parents want to cry out to the victims their sympathy and devastation," Mr. Difenderfer said.
And some songs cry out to others not to start, or indeed stop.
SOME movies cry out to be seen twice, and MEMENTO (2000) is one of them.
"Today, we will cry out to God, and cry out to the president, asking that he stop deporting Indonesian Christian refugees who are neither criminals nor egregious immigration offenders," Mr. Kaper-Dale wrote in an e-mail to reporters.
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