cry for造句
61. Its owners say the nightclub's name was inspired by the US leader's rallying cry for change.
62. If you want a Ph. D like that, you might as well cry for the moon.
63. On hearing a cry for help, many people ran from many places.
64. Out here, no one could hear a cry for help.
65. I watch you cry for me; you see but I don't see.
66. Don't cry for the moon. The only way to get a good grade in the exam is to work hard.
67. On national security, he frameshis non-interventionism as both a cry for fiscal sanity -- wars are expensive-- and a defense of the Constitution.
68. Carlo, despite his tremendous physique, offered no resistance,[www.] gave no cry for mercy or protest.
69. Later the little boy asked his tither, "Why does mother seem to cry for no reason?"
70. Twain's real name was Samuel Clemens: his nom de plume derives from the Mississippi boatmen's cry for "safe passage".
71. He said that what I'd done seemed like a cry for help.
72. She developed bulimia, and began injuring herself in a desperate cry for help.
73. Cry for the moon: He asked his dad to buy him a yatch as a birthday present. I think he was asking for the moon.
74. Who will then cry for us when misfortune befalls us one day?
75. Suddenly, he was awakened by a kind of desperate cry for help.
76. The Chaldean bishop of Baghdad, Shlemon Warduni, said: "I cry for Iraq, I have no other feelings."
77. Just about every time a police officer dies in the line of duty , there's a hue and cry for some kind of preventive action.
78. Not long after, a rallying cry for retaliation aion kinah emerged in Chinese online discussion groups, blogs and bulletin aion kina boards.
79. Instead, the battle cry for the '90 s will be the demand for performance and accountability.
80. Cry for the moon.
81. I read a book that was a real tear - jerker. It made me cry for a week.
82. It's times like these that I plaintively cry for my phantom butler.
83. The cry for reform has gone up again and again.
84. There is a cry for a set of installing simulation system for bridge to solve the problems for the sake of training professional repairing teams and wartime railage kilter.
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