Sentence examples for with a weeping from inspiring English sources
The same woman was wailing again & he identified her with a weeping woman he'd fled in his youth.
It started with scaly red patches on his face and extremities, but within two weeks he was covered with a weeping bumpy rash.
A few weeks ago, Officer Jessica Trimoglie found herself on a dark street corner in Queens, face to face with a weeping Hispanic woman who spoke no English.
"January Song," the opener, sketches out various types of redemption, many minor, all hard-earned, and "No One Knows Nothing Anymore" is epistemology done as aphorism, with a weeping pedal steel behind it.
The $540 million hospital is set on a pastoral campus with a weeping fieldstone wall fountain, all private rooms, an Italian limestone staircase and amenities like a spa for cancer patients.
The next morning, faced with a weeping daughter and my own memories of how important that one big day feels at 8 years old, I wanted to back down.
The puppeteers seem to have spent five centuries (that is the genre's estimated age, at minimum) working out the precise rhythm with which a weeping woman would dab her eyes with her sleeve, or the exact wobble with which a drunken god would raise to his mouth his fourth, as opposed to his third, cup of sake.
Washington, D.C., May 5 A two-level garden centered on a multitrunk kousa dogwood and another garden with paths bordered by lavender and planted with white roses, a weeping pear tree and dwarf boxwoods will be on a tour of eight gardens sponsored by the Georgetown Garden Club.
This year, there was Miley's nipple slip, a stand-up "discussion" with Nicki Minaj, a weeping Justin Bieber and a presidential candidacy announcement from Kanye West.
The wake, on Fayina's terrace, recalled a sun-kissed scene from an Andrei Tarkovsky movie, with lace curtains, a weeping village drunk and the poet of summer Tarusa reciting verse composed for the dead woman.
Then new shoots appeared, and these grew with abnormal rapidity, giving a "weeping" appearance to the trees.
