Sentence examples for have gone crying from inspiring English sources

He said the environmental groups and the owners "have gone crying to the media because they didn't get their way".

The children have gone past crying, and their throats are full of dust anyway.

For decades we have gone around in circles, crying out for a change from the emaciated waifs on the catwalk, the impact advertising has on children at impressionable ages, the lack of "real women" advertising our clothes, or the glossy glamourzonians who are all heels, boobs and orange skin.

Others had gone on crying jags.

I do not hide the fact that I have gone home angry, frustrated, or crying on my cycle home at 3am because of self-criticism and inadequacy, patient criticism, or simply the traumatic events of the shift.

After long, lower-lip-trembling thought about the many films that make me cry, I have gone for Julian Schnabel's 2007 film The Diving Bell And The Butterfly, based on the memoir by Jean-Dominique Bauby – the glamorous magazine editor who suffered a catastrophic stroke, became almost entirely immobile but was able to communicate by blinking in a special alphabet-code.

At last she said quite calm, "Would the dinner bell have gone yet?" "My dinner," he cried obviously putting on an act, "holy smoke is it as late as that, and this lad of mine not taken up the nursery tray yet.

And the usual "not in my neighborhood" cries have gone up on social media, insisting that the women and children who have recently migrated in huge waves should not be allowed a safe space to live in the United States while their cases get sorted out.

Activists have been demanding more local corn production, with the slogan Sin maís no hay país ("Without corn, there's no Mexico"), but their cries have gone unheeded.

They say this is happening because corrupt officials who condone malpractice have gone unpunished, while their own cries for help have been silenced.

My wife cried, that I should have gone to the doctor earlier.