| There will be many more wailers if plans go through to close Garda stations at night to put more members of the force on the streets. |
| In all kinds of societies throughout human history professional mourners, wailers or keeners, have been paid to produce hireling tears. |
| Researchers studying the effectiveness of wailers in Melbourne observed some bats actually hanging from the speakers to investigate the strange sounds more closely. |
| And so it is that an incarnation of the great man's Wailers rocked up on a wintry night in Newcastle to cheer us with some Jamaican rhythms. |
| With a nod to the Faces, the Stones, James Brown and other legendary wailers, Foreman is a wiggly protagonist of modern day hot. |
| A few of the more serious wailers have collapsed on the carpet with dry-heaves. |
