Sentence examples for crying for example from inspiring English sources
Past videos on the channel included the dad filming the girls in obvious distress, screaming or crying, for example.
The most interesting effect the experience had on me was that for a while after, I had a newfound appreciation for sounds I had always hated – that of dogs barking or babies crying, for example.
Talk to your child: Kids get picked on for a variety of reasons (maybe he or she is the "new kid in the bunk"; or short, or shy, or not into sports, or even of a different race); and your child needs to know that if any of this leads to bullying, getting angry or showing emotion (crying, for example) only fuels the bullies, and can increase the degree and frequency of the abuse.
"She says the body responds to emotions – we cry, for example, over something sad.
The lover in a song called "She Cried," for example, recounts how he told his old girl that he no longer loved her, and takes a certain satisfaction in the result.
When women cry, for example, it's implied that they're too emotional and even unbalanced.
Do any other actions that are natural for a crying person, for example sniff, wipe your eyes etc.
A vehicle with one working taillight, for example, is crying for police attention.
For example, Zhang et al. 张涤华等 (1998) analyze da ku qilai in iia as indicating the result of crying, but analyze ku -le) in iib, a sentence in the same worku -lea sentence very siniibr to iia in both meaning and sentencee, as expressing the degree of crying (for more samelar cases and examples, see Lan 兰宾汉 1993: 115).
And I wish the priestess who leads them to the temple hadn't looked so much like Ailey's suffering-mother figures (see "Cry," for example).
Ms. Crier, for example, identifies the painful irony in the fact that somebody can smoke cigarettes all her life, hire a lawyer and get a billion-dollar judgment from a jury that believes her claim that she didn't know cigarettes were bad for you, while a bit of marijuana use lands you in jail.
