Sentences with phrase «faint cry»
The phrase "faint cry" refers to a very quiet or hard-to-hear sound of someone crying. Full definition
With a new team in place the search continued, but Star's faint cries seemed to be coming out of thin air.
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We can detect even the faintest cry during nap time, and have mastered new troubleshooting sequences (pacifier?
It's natural to want to swoop in to your baby's nursery and rescue him at the sound of the faintest cry.
A construction worker found the blond, blue - eyed girl behind Hoffman Estates Medical Center about 4:30 p.m., when he went to dump a load of trash and heard a faint cry inside the bin, police said.
Let out a faint cry for help?
Faint cries can also be heard in the street of: «Let our Ruffalo go!»
Sybilla is soon found by Ada, a courageous substitute teacher who ventures into the foul basement of a long - abandoned riverside factory when she hears a faint cry.
Just then Mark stopped feeling sorry for himself as he heard a faint cry, and began to dig frantically through the rubble that was once a child - care centre.
They were slowly dying when someone heard their faint cries for help.
Amber heard a faint cry behind one of the casinos and upon checking, found a 7 - 10 day old kitten.
It was 35 degrees below zero, and it was only by luck that a woman heard those faint cries.
It's almost as if you can hear the faint cries of wallets and purses as the begrudgingly await the onslaught of big releases and the cost they'll come at.
Occasionally, upon your travels you'll hear the faint cry of a feline friend waiting for help.
Within its crushed symmetry one might also discern a faint cry of the artist's own disillusion and horror at the pulling away of the foundations of Enlightenment reason.