Zack wailed, mortified, his face turning red and giving him the appearance of an overripe tomato. |
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On seeing me, she wailed mournfully with a mixture of imploration to get her down and shame at her undignified predicament. |
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In the days following Giblets's glorious conquest of popedom many have wailed in ceaseless abject horror. |
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Former work and pensions minister Margaret Hodge wailed it would put 6p on tax. |
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Not one child laughed, no infant wailed, no hawker or crone haggled for staring. |
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A horrible siren sound wailed across the boat and suddenly, men and weapons erupted on deck. |
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Sirens wailed and bells sounded in European capitals at noon as leaders and the people observed the tribute to the dead. |
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As police sirens wailed in the distance, coming ever closer, she called her boys off. |
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The group, many of them arm in arm, took off their shoes and let the waves lap at their feet while local iwi wailed karakia into the waves. |
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The CD began playing, guitar riffs wailed and the lead singer of Poison screamed out his lyrics. |
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Mike was happy to demonstrate a 4-foot robot made of mostly car parts that wailed its arms when controlled by remote. |
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His voice moaned and wailed, expressing the deepest sorrows of a condemned sinner. |
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He shrieked and he wailed and he howled and he screeched, until all the air in his lungs left, and then he still yelled. |
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They had hollow eyes and sunken cheeks, and they wailed horribly in the darkness. |
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When I wailed about this to the executive in charge of shepherding the Australian through production and distribution, he was expostulatory. |
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The near dead silence was obliterated as alarms wailed across the loudspeakers. |
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While the fashion world wailed about the effect of the collapse of the economy on retail, she briskly assumed the leadership role. |
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Sirens wailed their mournful dirge as they raced towards the hotel. |
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Now she watched as their bereaved mother caressed the sisters' draped bodies while classmates wailed in unconsolable grief. |
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I wailed, a sudden sensation of hopelessness washing over me. |
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My chest pressed into the foot of the crib, arms outstretched through bars, I wailed at an open door to an empty staircase. |
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Families wailed as the men were whisked away, without explanation, to a notorious prison known for housing terrorist suspects. |
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At the same time, the priest recited prayers while the family wailed for their beloved. |
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As McSpadden wailed in grief, Head climbed on the hood of the car to console her. |
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She wailed something in a language I couldn't recognise and struck a pose. |
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I made a dash for the door, and as I did I triggered the electronic video sensors at the store entrance, which wailed tumultuously as I broke out onto the street. |
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She could hear voices speaking in soothing tones, but Anna keened and wailed, and Kathleen tried not to imagine the scene on the other side of the door. |
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She sobbed, wailed, blubbered, howled, cried and whatever people do to express sorrow hoping that her tears and crying will bring her other half back. |
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Huddled in groups outside the storefronts, people chatted and waited, cried and wailed the names of the missing. |
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The door wailed stridently as the assailants' gunfire intensifed. |
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The visual communication between members bordered on symbiosis as they smoothly switched up guitars, worked pedals, bashed away at keyboards and wailed through guitar solos. |
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When the fire flickered low and the wind wailed and sighed amongst the dry white grass, it was impossible to resist a feeling of utter loneliness. |
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When the sirens wailed and the coastal anti-aircraft guns started to fire, we could only see about two or three contrails seemingly miles in the air. |
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Sandpaper and stones scraped, bullroarers moaned, and plastic sound hoses wailed as the performers slowly dispersed to stations throughout the hall and in adjacent corridors and stairway landings. |
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The cockatoo was tied with dunny chain to the outside rear-vision mirror from which perch it shrieked and wailed and attacked its own reflection. |
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Then a pillar of dust whirled down from the vault of heaven, even unto me as I stood alone, half-defiant, in the midst of the temple while the priests and the people cowered and wailed afar off. |
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The activists wailed that the senators were a bunch of lily-livered Bush toadies who would all be ousted if they didn't toe the line. In this section Resolve, but no solution Bungled Damp squib or mutating monster? |
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