Sentence examples for well to cry from inspiring English sources
Twenty Years After It's all very well to cry 'one for all and all for one' when young and full of energy, but even heroes grow old, tired and broke.
The Democrats, in fact, would be well advised not to cry "chicken" too much.
[C2.] An Automobile With Feelings Four inventors working for Toyota in Japan have won a patent for a car that they say can help drivers communicate better by glaring angrily at another car cutting through traffic as well as appear to cry, laugh, wink or just look around.
Well, I started to cry, and immediately a voice came down from the recording booth and [producer] Reg Hill, who was directing that particular week, said, 'No, Liz, love.
But I'm pretty sure he got his first name because he was, well, prone to crying.
"We see people in Gaza and cry for them; well, we need people to cry about us," she said.
They preferred you to cry? "Well, then I could be shut up with a sweet or something.
Sadly, if the Democrats' big tent of openness shrinks to a little fortress of liberalism too fast and too soon, they may well have a reason to cry.
"Baby and parents are doing well, baby has learned to cry already!
Now be careful: if after sex you feel sad and empty, and this makes you want to cry, well, then that is totally different.
