Sentence examples for sob it from inspiring English sources

When Julie Andrews exposed her breasts in the 1981 showbiz satire SOB, it amounted to a virtual assassination attempt on her Sound of Music image.

The dissimilatory adenosine-5'-phosphosulfate (APS) reductase (cofactors flavin adenine dinucleotide, FAD, and two [4Fe-4S] catalyzescatheyzes transformationtiof of APS to sulfite and AMP in sulfate-reducing prokaryotes (SRP); in sulfur-oxidizing bacteria (SOB) it has been suggested to operate in the reverse direction.

As long as journals do not eliminate their SOB, it will remain virtually impossible for an evidence base to accumulate that enables the development of a toolbox of effective behaviour change methods (or the development of a cumulative science of behaviour change; Michie & Johnston, 2012).

"This was not an unwanted pregnancy," the mother says, muffling sobs, "it's guilt no matter which way you go".

Her voice can be coy and airy, or dive into a torchy near-sob; it can quiver and break or turn punky and self-possessed.

It bawls, it sobs, it hits the eye hard.

If the reports were true, she said, sobbing, it meant that her son had been tortured.

Worst-case scenario — because from the way you're sobbing, it doesn't seem as if you're 100 percent sold here — the problem may be the cast.

And when a false note is struck, as when a woman falls to the floor in convulsive manufactured sobs, it clangs loudly.

It was an open day and other people were walking about and there were these two people standing there sobbing, it must have looked weird".

She criticized the ending: "When she started sobbing, it got weird.