Sentence examples for day of tears from inspiring English sources

It was just a day of tears, really.

He died after composing eight bars of the Requiem's Lacrimosa, the last words he set to music marking "that day of tears and mourning".

It was a sunny afternoon filled with selfies and videos and group shots, a day of tears and celebration, and a day to pause and reflect on the years of hard work and the road ahead.

Del. Kelly Fowler (D-Virginia Beach) ran in part because she was angry when her then-representative voted for a resolution establishing a "Day of Tears" on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court's decision legalizing abortion.

Those who spoke described a day of tears and interminable walks down the long hallway to Mr. Martins's office in February to hear the news, frantic phone calls comparing notes and a slow acceptance of the reality.

Debra Rodman (D-Henrico), is a resolution that would replace the "Day of Tears" with the "Day of Women in Virginia". It would celebrate the record number of women serving in the House and resolve "That all Virginians be encourage to celebrate women in leadership". Every Democratic freshman woman has signed on.

"I hear those who talk of eyesores…" he wrote, but: Day of tearing down, day of recycling, wait a while!

But for the parents, the children and their caregivers in the foster care system, it was a day for tears — of joy at the reunification, or of bittersweet sadness at the parting.

How old is he? 65) Who played the saxophone solo on Gerry Rafferty's "Baker Street" and died, aged 60? 66) Why did lead Rosetta scientist Matt Taylor's exuberant joy, on a successful comet landing, turn within a day to tears of shame?

The Sixth Day of Fire, Tear Gas and Blood in Istanbul.

Shortly after the drownings, Pope Francis spoke of "a day for tears".