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Wailed meaning
simple past and past participle of wail
Example sentences (20)
Her mum, Susan, 63, wailed: “You can’t be serious!
On Monday, he wailed about his family’s legal plight.
When the going was good between them and we wailed and sorrowed, he pleasurably enjoyed the grisly groove.
Air alerts wailed across Ukraine after Russian air strikes killed at least six people in the south.
Air raid sirens wailed for more than three hours in Kyiv overnight into Sunday, and city authorities later reported that “around 10” drones had been shot down.
Climate doomers quickly wailed that was not nearly enough and demanded more – much more – to take the sum to $400 billion at least.
Emergency sirens wailed, followed by the thunder of gas explosions.
He knows how this sounds, knows people wailed about the Gillette Cup and the John Player League and T20, too, a format he’s grown to like.
Some protesters out after 9 p.m. were to First Unitarian Church, which has offered its space as a safe haven from police after curfew, as sirens wailed in the background.
Their spawn (later named Glen/Glenda) wailed uncontrollably before pouncing on Preston.
Air raid sirens wailed during the day and into the evening.
Anello wailed and had to be comforted as he filmed an interview for CBS This Morning about his granddaughter Chloe's death.
Grace, who was clad in black with her face covered, wailed throughout the proceedings, her crying becoming more pronounced as the body was taken to the Blue Roof, Mugabe’s private residence, where hundreds waited to pay their respects.
Men wailed as the final prayers were recited at the mosque’s small garden.
Pain was palpable at Raven’s homegoing as friends wailed sorrowfully.
Rockets struck the south of Israel and warning sirens wailed in Tel Aviv, although there were no immediate reports of hits on the seaside city.
Smith wailed, on the ground.
The survivors of the Dubai road accident that killed 17 people, including 12 Indians, said the co-passengers screamed and wailed as they tried to help each other in the blood-splattered bus that rammed into a low-clearance sign here.
They wailed and clutched white roses, praying for their dead — families of two cousins who were among 39 Vietnamese found in a truck in Britain held emotional homecomings for the young men Wednesday.
Time and again, a flailing Corbyn wailed that Neil wouldn’t let him answer.