I do not mean by this that I expect managers to <cry> , or to clasp one another like footballers after a goal has been won .

<CRIES> HEARTBROKEN MOTHER

<CRYING> WOLF

There are hardly any reports of home sickness and many accounts of how the children <cried> bitterly when they were removed by their parents .

I would plead or <cry> or run away .

A depressed person may <cry> a great deal , show self-pity and lack of interest in the outside world and have no enjoyment of everyday life , even food .

Indoors Mum was still <crying> into her apron and Dad was pacing back and forth , fuming .

In order to do this , ( 2 ) Let him have nothing he <cries> for ; absolutely nothing , great or small ; else you undo your own work .

They were not <crying> and screaming , but were incredibly calm .

But Poulantzas argues that the attribution of the power to manipulate to the ruling class elevates it to the status of a subject -- an agent who does things -- and thereby reintroduces the idea of collective intensions which <cry> out for individualist explanation .

Meanwhile , Westminster Press and Associated slightly <enlarged> their chains , partly , as with Thomson , by new launches .

Robert Fishko , director of Forum Gallery , sees Cologne as an opportunity to <enlarge> the hitherto limited market for his non-abstract American artists .

The conical mounds , initially smooth in appearance at the apex , become rough in appearance as the epidermal cells <enlarge> and separate along the lateral walls , yielding club shaped cells .

The mouth at the other end is surrounded by tube feet that have become <enlarged> into short tentacles .

In what follows I hope to lay a finger on some of that discography 's oddities , and suggest ways in which it might be enriched and <enlarged> during the next 70 years .

We saw earlier how subject specialists ( for instance , working in museums ) can provide analytical outlines upon which the teacher can draw ; we have seen how the very objectives underlying resource-based learning include an understanding of the skills teacher-librarians have till recently taught alone ; we have hinted that other ancillaries will , in their work , help the teacher not only to achieve his objectives but also to modify and even <enlarge> them .

Upon his death Charles 's eldest son assumed responsibility , and anxious evidently to <enlarge> the sphere of the firm 's activities he took an " option " or " take-note " from the Honourable John Pennington Bart. , Lord Muncaster , which issued liberty to " . . . search for and get lead and Copper Ores & any other ores within the Manor of Little Langdale & Tilberthwaite ( save and except in certain parcel of Ground under a lease to Wilson & which Ground & Premises are to be reserved for the sole use & purpose of the said Wilson . . .

Their eyes begin to <enlarge> , suggesting that soon they will have particular need of them .

With the extra wealth from trade the townsfolk <enlarged> their churches and often added hand some spires .

Their bodies have become greatly flattened , their pectoral fins <enlarged> into undulating lateral triangles that have taken over the function of locomotion .