| The intonation of the Ungava Eskimos, particularly the women, is like a plaint. |
| When she awoke next morning raindrops were beating a reiterative plaint against the window, and the sound seemed very beautiful. |
| The plaint of the wood pewee, pensive and like a human sigh, is far from pessimistic, although in a minor key. |
| What they did not tell the court is that at the time they lodged their plaint, KCA had no officials, and a Normalisation Committee had been registered. |
| It was invested with the woe of unnumbered generations, this plaint by which Buck was so strangely stirred. |
| Ne on her teares or plaint, at all to have remorse, but to bring the mayde perforce. |
