Sentence examples for to cries from inspiring English sources
verb
To shed tears; to weep.
- That sad movie always makes me cry.
This led to cries of "cops off campus" from many.
It shows as well that we all suffer when the state overreacts to cries for reform.
They run the gamut from the "vague-booked" status update, to cries of "It's over!
She finished to cries of "shame" from the audience in the hall.
He left the stage to cries of "We love you, Johnny!" from the audience.
His sentence was announced to the sounds of weeping and to cries of hero.
And put an end to cries of oh! you have forgotten me.
That bread appears at our neighbours to cries of "OHMIGOD, that looks FAAAHBULOUS!
You should live in the area, he said, to cries of assent.
To cries of "Forward, Comrades!," they rose from culverts and trenches and charged across the steppe, rifles pointed, greatcoats flapping.
Bowing to cries from business for more time to get ready, Mr Rudd changed the scheme last month.
