| After a few minutes the wagon jolted and moved on the track and then there was a sudden thud that almost made Bligh cry out in fright. |
| The fact that these are precisely the issues that most cry out for free and open debate seems to matter not at all. |
| Yet, despite his awareness of the literature across regional and national boundaries, his essays cry out for further comparative scholarship. |
| She tried to get up but the stinging pain on her back caused her to cry out in anguish. |
| He enfolds her with his arms, so tight and warm she could nearly cry out in pleasure. |
| Jake was about to retort with a very rude comment when pain flared up through his body, causing him to cry out. |
