Sentence examples for quite cry from inspiring English sources

If Hillary didn't quite cry, she came close.

So the rest of us can't quite cry along with Robert Scoble – not just yet – but the attendees of TED had the opportunity to do so today when Microsoft presented the stargazing software we wrote about last week called WorldWide Telescope.

I wasn't quite crying, but it was really intense.

I've not quite cried, but I've certainly been moved.

And as I sat there listening to Grandma sing with my children – not quite crying, I wasn't quite crying – I realised that I didn't care what had happened, that nobody cares what happened, that caring is for cops on CSI and doctors on ER and muscle-bound Marines in the movies.

And as I sat there listening to Grandma sing with my children not quite crying, I wasn't quite crying—I realized that I didn't care what had happened, that nobody cares what happened, that caring is for cops on CSI and doctors on ER and muscle-bound Marines in the movies.

Fussing was defined as "behaviour that is not quite crying but not awake and content either".

All have been reported to be the binding proteins for quite different Cry toxins, such as Cry1, Cry3, and Cry4 and Cry11, which are active against Lepidoptera, Coleoptera and Diptera, respectively [ 10, 43- 48].

These men, whom we all knew quite well, cried out: "Abdellah, little girl, come down.

The Ocean Course, Kiawah Island, US Result: US 14½ beat Europe 13½ The team that tried together became, on Sunday night, the team that quite literally cried together.

It's quite a rallying cry.