| In the days following Giblets's glorious conquest of popedom many have wailed in ceaseless abject horror. |
| The CD began playing, guitar riffs wailed and the lead singer of Poison screamed out his lyrics. |
| When I wailed about this to the executive in charge of shepherding the Australian through production and distribution, he was expostulatory. |
| His voice moaned and wailed, expressing the deepest sorrows of a condemned sinner. |
| Former work and pensions minister Margaret Hodge wailed it would put 6p on tax. |
| Not one child laughed, no infant wailed, no hawker or crone haggled for staring. |
