| When the first dolphin jumped out of the water I don't think there was a single one of us who didn't cry out. |
| During the Rosh Hashana prayers, we cry out to be inscribed in the book of Life. |
| She managed to regain control of herself for long enough to cry out in fear. |
| The problems are the shared responsibility of humankind and cry out for solutions that, like the problems themselves, also cross frontiers. |
| Yet, despite his awareness of the literature across regional and national boundaries, his essays cry out for further comparative scholarship. |
| The fact that these are precisely the issues that most cry out for free and open debate seems to matter not at all. |
