Sentence examples for public cries from inspiring English sources
Public cries of alarm at the prospect of moral chaos arose from this and from the evolution of women's cycling attire, which grew progressively less enveloping and restrictive.
Two made impassioned public cries against perceived abuses of English, while two others worked meticulously behind the scenes to record the ever-evolving richness of the linguistic landscape.
It is outrageous that, toward the end, his very public cries of pain and plans for death on social media were not met by the school district's determination to see him finally protected, and deeply embraced and supported.
There is always the temptation that given the very public cries that the offering was undervalued, some investors may want to cash in early, especially if prices start to fall back below the 400p level.
Reaching out to Guerrero invigorated Mets fans, who flooded radio talk shows and Internet message boards with news updates and public cries for the team's ownership to acquire him at any cost.
The inquiries under way in 2004 -- and the public cries of alarms that accompanied them -- largely disappeared.
By Philip Gourevitch December 19 , 2011Mandatory public crying.
Public crying, he said, can be calculated or self-permitted.
Dawson, standing in the very public setting of his public creek, lets out a very public cry.
"We kept finding hard-boiled critics and members of the public crying in the galleries," said curator James Peto.
