When it saw her, the texture of its cry softened and — Ogechi couldn't help it — she softened, too.
The smart folks at Bose saw air travelers struggling to listen to in-flight movies or music (or soften the sound of crying babies) over the sound of Rolls Royce engines and came up with their marvelous headphones.
In their New Hampshire debate several Republican presidential candidates joined the cry to bring the boys home—"as soon as we possibly can," said Mitt Romney, the putative front-runner.For Barack Obama, these signs of Republican softening are a godsend.
After two Republican conventions with the Christian right in full cry, he softened the party's stance on social issues at Philadelphia, and gave a hearing to homosexuals and minorities.
Congressional Republicans will surely push him to repeal Obamacare and cut taxes, his more extreme supporters may cry foul if he softens his stances last week, the far-right, usually pro-Trump media outlet Breitbart ran a headline that said "BROKEN PROMISE" in response to reports that Trump wouldn't encourage the prosecution of his former opponent Hillary Clinton.
Each bunch of flowers, Morrison relates, "naming a few of the hundreds who've fallen / – Beth, Lee, Jane, Catherine, Yvonne – / and nowhere as lonely as this place / they climbed to, high in the rigging, / above the mudflats and wind-scuffed tides, / where gulls cry and mist softens the welding".
He failed, after Democrats and unions cried foul; but the fund temporarily softened nonetheless.Mr Harrigan has certainly slipped up.
Throughout the whole incident she cried so much she nearly asphyxiated and ALDI, possibly softened by her tender display, never sent her a summons.
