Sentence examples for there will be cries from inspiring English sources

RICHARD BRODY: If The Dark Knight Rises is good, there will be cries of rage, making up for 2008, if it doesn't get nominations.

There will be cries of "about time too" for a funny and warm writer, now 68, who has long been highly regarded but unrewarded with major literary prizes.

All agreed that if the balloting on Tuesday produces another Grover Cleveland (who captured the popular vote in 1888 but lost the Electoral College, and the White House), there will be cries for doing away with the college.

Inevitably, there will be cries of exploitation, a charge levelled against Marc Evans's underrated Resurrection Man, which controversially reinterpreted the loyalist brutalities of the Shankill Butchers as a tale of latterday vampires.

But the selection process is notoriously murky, as a 2010 Times piece suggests, and there will be cries of "Élitism!" if more playwrights, composers, choreographers, and jazz musicians appear in the annual roll — notwithstanding the fact that, as A. O. Scott pointed out in the Times a few years ago, the country's economic élites tend to back the most popular fare.

Given that these new guidelines advise drinking less per session, on fewer days per week, and less overall (for men - the guidelines now bring the recommended limit per week in line for men and women at 14 units), it's likely that there will be cries of "nanny state"!

Some people will be crying, literally sobbing.

Everybody will be crying.

When I am working I will be crying.

Yes, the prize will have to adapt, and there will be many cries of of "la patrie en danger".

There will be anguished cries of "rationing" from specialty societies and patient groups, but I see no other tenable way to start to control medical costs.