Suddenly a cry went out: An arm, clearly lifeless, was poking through the debris.
Every season, the cry goes out to give the players a break.
EVERY time the world learns of some unspeakable outrage from a benighted battle zone, the cry goes out that such things must never recur.
As the dust – and there was plenty of it – settled on the first Test yesterday the cry went out all over Australia.
Yet every time Congress comes up with an idea for cutting spending, the cry goes out: Patients will suffer!
At 6pm, beneath the belle epoque domes of the building from which President Hosni Mubarak had ruled for so long, a cry went out that he was gone.
After the Florida election, cries went out to improve the accuracy of voting by getting rid of the old punch cards with their fickle chads.
So the cry goes out for a lawyer – general counsel, no less – to advise British administrators on matters of dispute and draft legislation.
We had just gotten through security and were standing in the vast marble atrium, waiting for some friends, when suddenly a cry went out: "Active shooter!" Everybody dove for cover — but there was none.
In the wee hours, a cry goes out to the Good.
