Sentence examples for weep at the end from inspiring English sources

I've seen Leonard Cohen look on with stunned delight as tens of thousands of people sang Hallelujah at sunset; Damon Albarn sit down and weep at the end of Blur's 2009 reunion show; Patti Smith exchange small talk with the Dalai Lama Stevie Wonderr sing Happy Birthday to Michael Eavis Mark Ronsonn perform Uptown Funk with the aid of Mary J Blige, George Clinton and Grandmaster Flash.

Just as readers may weep at the end of a favorite novel, many television viewers grieve as they say goodbye to characters with whom they've spent time each week.

I've seen it twice, laughed repeatedly, wept at the end.

When Maradona wept at the end of the 1990 final, sympathy and affection for the great man of 1980s football was ebbing.

Eusébio wept at the end of the game, and the occasion is still remembered as Jogo das Lágrimas (the Game of Tears) in Portugal.

I wept at the end, something I have not done at the end of a work of non-fiction for a very long time.

Eusébio wept at the end of the game, and the occasion is still remembered as Jogo das Lágrimas (the Game of Tears) in Portugal.

Some women wept at the end of it, immediately sending it to friends with "you must watch this" notes; others have gotten downright angry about it.

The audience weeps at the ending and expresses their disappointment while the next real life western plays on.

He wept openly at the end of Ibsen's "Wild Duck," the first time Ms. Stenham could recall seeing him cry.

At the new play, a sombre, poetic and subjective meditation on suicide, the audience watches in near-silence: lovers clutch each other for comfort, someone quietly weeps, and, at the end, one person incongruously rises to applaud the cast.