Tales of girls who had gotten pregnant were whispered in the dormitories at night in horror-stricken voices like muted wails. |
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Ellington could swing with the strains of Egypt as much as the wails of Harlem. |
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In one corner of the dressing room, Tilly wails upon beholding her face under the harsh strip lights. |
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Trees absorb the siren wails, clanging of trash cans, and other sounds of urban life. |
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She has warmly wrapped her heart around 11 honky-tonk torch songs with more authentic wails than a lonesome prairie wolf. |
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Tate's sobs and the anguished wails of relatives will not do much to change that. |
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The choruses consist of some Mark Solomon-like wails, followed by screaming of such ferocity that it is almost disturbing. |
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Mrs Greenwood recalls hearing the wails and screams of patients in the night and her first death in the wards. |
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The noise downstairs escalated quickly from whispers and murmuring voices to sobs and wails. |
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Screaming guitars and tortured wails were the tools used to pound the passion into each song and the listeners into dejected submission. |
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Last year's plaintive wails about the attacks on A Beautiful Mind are child's play in comparison. |
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More screams and wails of pain hung in the air, and then she heard her name. |
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He should be able to stay in reasonable shape while he wails for his fractured left ankle to heal. |
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They just adore tiptoeing around and shaking their heads when the broads shatter glass with their banshee wails. |
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I heard his maniacal giggle across the house, together with the wails of his baby. |
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He feels a sleepless night ahead, filled with tearless agony, wails of frustration again emptying. |
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We're quite expert at it, so the complaining shrieks and wails she utters are nothing to do with pain. |
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Knotty-pine wails, white tablecloths, and a sprinkling of artwork and Western memorabilia create a pleasingly rustic yet romantic ambience. |
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The screams of terror, cries of agony, were now replaced by despairing wails and echoing voices of mournful weepers. |
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The sound of sirens wails through the apartment but the couple are now used to it. |
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Like a ghost lost between digital static and analog confusion, LaFontaine wails on guitar, operatics shooting from her tortured throat. |
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This would further be followed by epileptic fits, swoons, faints, wails and finally a happy reunion. |
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The wind wails around the buildings and chases the occasional snowflakes falling from the low grey clouds. |
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She pressed her remote control gadget and the car burst into siren wails with lights flashing. |
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The bridge is bathed in red light as a red alert siren wails in the background. |
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Hannah wails as she throws herself on the floor and clings to her mother's legs in protest. |
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Then, in the distance a foghorn wails and the roaming light of a lighthouse momentarily pierces the shadows. |
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In the back, the bandoneon wails, bringing temporary relief and oblivion in weary eyes, as time slowly dissolves in the music? |
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She looked up at the wolf peering down at her, and flailed her arms wildly, the tears streaming down her face and the wails screaming from her open mouth. |
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Hums, vocal calls, hand claps, feet taps, gutteral wails communicated both rhythm and message. |
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At times, the mood lightened, the mix becoming vapory, but often the music contracted, with Mr. N'Dour's wails increasing its urgency. |
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He clenches his arms, his fingers close into fists, he pulls up his little legs and just wails his heart out. |
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Babies need to be talked to and looked after by someone who knows them well, can read their gurgles and wails and respond appropriately. |
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The internet chat rooms lament the sudden downfall of Zamalek in the way a country crooner wails for a lost love. |
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The second goal brought wails of disappointment from the soldiers, it was all over. |
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High-pitched wails of emergency vehicle sirens descend upon the once peaceful morning. |
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It is said that on nights of strong wind, one can still hear the despairing wails of Romella, calling to her companions. |
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Iaça shut herself into her hut for almost two days until she heard one night the sound of a baby's wails. |
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Ah, it is a gust of wind which wails in the summit tower, it is a sweet thought. |
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I'll be listening for a few wails of despair from disappointed guys. |
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Suddenly all the indicators began flashing an angry red and several alarm signals went off at once creating a loud cacophony of buzzes, sirens and wails. |
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The sirens were in full alert, screeching wails filling their ears. |
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Suddenly amid wails of screaming engines, plumes of smoke and burning rubber, riders and bikes raced down the straight and through the first corner. |
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The buzzer near his head sounded off blaring wails of irritating noise. |
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Both wails have fixed glazing with custom built mullions and transoms. |
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Then we climbed into a nearby 2,000-year-old broch, a multistory stone fortress with double wails and one of best preserved from the pre-Viking era. |
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The chorus of wails prepared me for the arduous battles which lay ahead. |
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Suddenly all the indicators began flashing an angry red and several alarms signals went off at once creating a loud cacophony of buzzes, sirens and wails. |
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The vocalizations of falconids are simple, repeated monosyllabic calls, described variously as cackles, chatters, squawks, croaks, wails and whines. |
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Songs here are lush with bongo breaks, Hammond organs, brass hits, sparse cuts of old school rap and the recycled wails of some painfully soulful women. |
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There follows a procession in which each man reluctantly walks forward and is forced to slice off a bit of hot dog, one of which is beringed, with wails and moans. |
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It has clucky one-note themes over accents like smashing bottles, wistful long-note reveries, car-horn sax choruses turning to free-jazz wails and solemn chants over finger-cymbal pings. |
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In my own life, I'm a stoic kinda chick and don't go for overly emotional displays of wails and snotters. |
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Hence the frightened tears and wails of apprehension. |
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The less Apple wails and gnashes, the more believable it is when she does. |
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And so we strip away our self-deceptions and the wails we build around ourselves. |
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A return to one's home, perhaps finding a gravestone, the wails of a childhood h6me, or even seeing a school companion, might be a help in this fight for survival. |
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I knew I was getting close when I started to hear wails of anguish. |
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The effort of this trip is well worth it when you find yourself alone one evening with the springtime wails and yodels of dozens of loons echoing about your shoreside campsite. |
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On the opening track, a mournful shamisen wails over a sinister insectile buzz. |
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In time, you'll learn to decode his wails. |
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Bastards, badmash, sala junglee crooks, never worked a day, took everything, even my new wedding ring,' wails the youngish bride of startling beauty who needs no adornment. |
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In winter, too, There is grand aeolism upon my hills, When the blast sweeps the pine-boughs, and wails forth In long-drawn sobs and shrieking semitones. |
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In the last frame, he throws back his head and wails, his mouth agape. |
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