Sentence for cry | Use cry in a sentence

Sentences for cry. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use cry in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for cry.

• A sudden cry. (12)
• She did not cry. (8)
• Or he made it cry. (10)
• I cry while I write. (22)
• I hear no eagle cry. (18)
• She uttered a dull cry. (12)
• It is my life I cry for. (10)
• And is happiness our cry? (10)
• Nedda smothered down a cry. (8)
• And suddenly I heard a cry. (12)
• Cry of keen foreboding song! (10)
• She laughed, not wishing to cry. (8)
• This made her cry on his shoulder. (9)
• She bit into her lip to stop a cry. (8)
• There was a general cry out at this. (4)
• A cry came back from that startled dame. (10)
• Soon enough to cry when milk was spilled! (8)
• As he did so, a cry was heard in the passage. (10)
• The cry from the megaphone had come too late. (13)
• Its attendant imps heard the angry inward cry. (10)
• I know her to be a stranger to the earliest cry. (10)
• He was terrified beyond the power to cry out or move. (1)
• I conceived Temple to cry like an open-mouthed mute. (10)
• She was so in fear of him that she wanted to cry out. (12)
• That roar, like the cry of a monster, sounded all around. (8)
• They last, and when we blonde ones cry or grow thin, oh! (10)
• Here she pretended to cry; I was out of patience with her. (4)
• A sharper edge is in my words, A deadlier wound is in my cry. (10)
• She did not cry, but a little moan came from her now and then. (8)
• The school retreating caught up the Alpine cry in the distance. (10)
• Lame falls the cry to kindle days Of radiant orb and daring gaze. (10)
• Her cry of regret was equivocal; it produced no impression on him. (10)
• And she had uttered one cry, one single, long cry. (12)
• Lo, as if swift the Furies flew, The Fates at heel at a cry to horse! (10)
• I cry out for a vessel to receive it, but no one brings me such a vessel. (12)
• A cry for quarter went up, and the English were made prisoners on the spot. (19)
• There is another cry from the crowd, which has rushed instinctively forward. (1)
• A cry at a tremendous blow of a wave on the doomed house rose from the field. (10)
• She gave a little gasping cry when he put bread through the window of the cab. (10)
• Susan uttered a throttled cry, as the hanging lamp over the bed fell shattered. (12)
• A horrible inclination to laugh seized her, followed by as horrible a desire to cry. (8)
• Well, not to torment you, he wished to sound an alarm cry after Angelo Guidascarpi. (10)
• He told me not to cry, and put some potatoes he had been picking up all into my hand. (10)
• Forth, free of the deluge, one cry From the vanishing gallop rose clear: And: Skiegeneia! (10)
• In the dim light, and the full cry of argument, they do not notice the figures at the fire. (8)
• His voice was gone, so that he was unable to cry out, and suddenly the face marched over him. (8)
• The idlers at once raised a great cry, and setting upon the offender beat him so that he died. (7)
• With a cry she fled after it, and when she had recaptured it, she thought to look at her watch. (9)
• And scan him: the features inspect Of that bestial multiform: cry, Corroborate I, O Samian Sage! (10)
• And she appeared to be still undaunted, full of her scheme, and could cry without fear of floods. (10)
• And she appeared to be still undaunted, full of her scheme, and could cry without fear of floods. (22)
• And nevertheless he was haunted by a cry of criminal happiness for and at the commission of the act. (10)
• To be alone, that she might cry and ease her heart of its accusing weight of tears, was all she prayed for. (10)
• On board this frigate soon after midnight the watch heard a faint cry of distress proceeding from the river. (19)
• In her dream at Monte Carlo of that bull-face staring from the banks, while she drifted by, unable to cry out. (8)
• She did not cry, but passed her hands over her face, and began to walk home, keeping to the shadow of the trees. (8)
• He knew that she had received a letter, but not what was in it, except that it had made her hide herself and cry. (8)
• The widow looked through her bed-room window and listened, as if the absolute stillness must beget a sudden cry. (10)
• Such Liberals are the ruin of Liberalism; but of such must it be composed when there is no new cry to loosen floods. (10)
• Such was the instinctive patriotism of the crowd that the cry was taken up in several quarters; and for the moment Mr. (8)
• However we may strive and cry, that which has become and now is unquestionably holds the wiser and the deeper sense of life. (12)
• Felix came, startled at that cry, to find his little daughter on the path wringing her hands and flying back to the wicket gate. (8)
• The widow now followed the direction of the other eyes; and looked up over her shoulder; she gave a little cry, and shrank down. (9)
• Easy enough to break chains imposed by others, fling his cap over the windmill, and cry for the moment at least: I am unfettered, free! (8)
• He had hardly ever known her cry, not in all the disasters of unstable youth, and she had received her full meed of knocks and tumbles. (8)
• He was splashing and struggling out of his depth, perhaps a hundred yards away; suddenly he gave a cry, threw up his arms, and went down. (8)
• Happy the passengers who shake off the dust of Edinburgh, and have heard for the last time the cry of the east wind among her chimney-tops! (2)
• They have; and if a cry could conduct us to the secret of aiding, healing, feeding, elevating them, we might swell the cry. (10)
• The cry for war was absolutely unanimous, and a supremely national cry, Everard Romfrey said, for it excluded the cotton-spinners. (10)

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