Sentence examples for with moans from inspiring English sources

She finally struggles into it with moans and groans.

The question is met with moans of anguish this afternoon.

Over this background, Mr. Thomas sings, produces a fascinatingly ululative throat yodel mingled with moans and groans and, when he is not using his vocal chords, shakes, rattles and rolls a variety of scratchable, thumpable instruments.

In the middle of "Spiritual," the first tune of Charlie Haden and the Liberation Orchestra's second set at the Village Vanguard on Thursday night, the saxophonist John Stubblefield stood up and delivered an improvisation loaded down with moans, bent notes, blues phrases and high dog-call notes that signaled un restrained passion.

"God knows what sort of original I had to work with," moans an irascible Georgian transcriber at the end of one codex.The content of the library, including the "new finds" discovered in a ruined tower in 1975, is more or less known; scholars in several countries have been working to integrate the publicly available catalogues and publish the resulting list on the web.

Residents and businesses have met the further delays with moans, groans and a measure of resignation.

It was a long minute, filled with moaning and horror-struck, averted eyes, as the struggling figure plunged earthward.

Haunting screams of fellow prisoners who cannot be seen swell in the ears, along with moaning, shouting, banging, clanging.

Nor are many Tory MPs, who have filled the press in recent days with moaning about the kid-gloved treatment being afforded their Lib Dem colleagues.

The Met orchestra, with moaning strings and horns, sounds as though it was reared on kvass and root vegetables; George Tsypin's spare sets make room for the awesome mise-en-scène.

"It seems some people are more content with moaning about us than coming up with a workable way in which the 50+1 rule could be reformed", said Matthias Kiessling, who writes a blog about the club.