Sentence examples for cry who from inspiring English sources
There is an admirable mission at play: reassuring those who cry, who hurt, who need sustenance.
During the campaign, the Whigs taunted the Democrats with the cry: "Who is James K. Polk?" The Democrats countered with assaults on Clay's moral character.
We were the boys of Hue and Cry, who cornered Jack Warner's gang of spivs and racketeers on that bombsite by the Thames.
Pat Kane is the singer in Hue & Cry, who stormed the top 10 with their debut single, Labour of Love, in 1987.
During the campaign the Whigs, who were running Henry Clay, taunted the Democrats with the cry: "Who is James K. Polk?" The answer came on election day: he was president of the United States.
Fashion eyes are also watching the innately stylish Chloe Sevigny, nominated for best supporting actress for "Boy's Don't Cry," who is said to be teetering between Chanel and Balenciaga.
But press savagery towards the rich and powerful also taps into an ancient British tradition, that of instinctive derision for the strutting toff or politician, amid the battle-cry: "Who does he think he is?"If prodded, politicians will insist (through gritted teeth) that press savagery is vital to democracy.
£28 each, jomalone.com Web: Claire Danes crying Who's got the best "crying face" in Hollywood?
"Halt," he cries, "Who goes there?" The guerrilla in the bush replies: "Congolese Rally for Democracy".
The offending lines "The Prince cried: 'Who's this dirty slut?/Off with her nut!
For the most part, the babies seemed rapt, except for the crier, who was brought outside.
