Sentence examples for veterans cry from inspiring English sources

PAGE A15 ARTS BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, 377 FEET In Circumference and 42 Feet Tall When it opened in 1884, the Gettysburg Cyclorama, an enormous wraparound painting that depicts the Battle of Gettysburg, made veterans cry.

At the moment of total eclipse, even the seasoned veterans are likely to cry out with religious fervor.

But after the fierce emotion he felt on the summit, where the safety of being with fellow veterans allowed him to cry for the first time in years, he seemed reborn.

Getting Bergdahl back became a rallying cry for veterans and the patriotic.

My students cheered, thanked, and shook hands with the veterans, some of whom cried when they saw the reception they were given.

I likely won't get through this without crying, but Veterans Day was never about celebration anyway, so I'm okay with that.

This attention to troops' mental well-being is a far cry from what veterans received in the past.

Last year, "Walter Reed" became a rallying cry for the veterans' movement.

At the call center, it's wave after wave of veterans, alone, in the dark, crying out for help.

I heard his sermon on the death of Harry Patch, the last surviving First World War veteran, and it made me cry.

Most veteran singles have a similar cry, "How come it's so hard for me to find the right guy (or gal) for a serious relationship?" Could it be that you're looking for a perfection that doesn't exist.