For her at this stage , not <crying> is a great achievement but she hopes that some day she will reach a better balance so that her tears will be for herself rather than to make an impression on others .

` Duck ! ' <cried> out Dr Hill .

` <Crying> In The Chapel ' was first recorded by C&W singer Darrell Glenn in 1953 and immediately covered by The Orioles , a group headed by the glorious voice that was Sonny Tills .

If I tried to talk to him , I used to start <crying> and he would say , ` Oh God ! ' and tell me I was useless .

Soaked , muddy and dejected ; children <crying> and adults becoming ill-tempered ; people jostling , arguing and complaining as they slipped in the mud .

When a person believes this great good news , and the Holy Spirit of Jesus invades his being , he <cries> out , ` Abba , Father , ' and knows the joy of the unclouded embrace of the Father .

By being on top he avoids being vulnerable , but vulnerable he is and , contrary to appearances , sensitive in the extreme and often <crying> out for dependency .

Literally I <cried> that night and then I did n't cry again .

LOYAL Bluemen like you and Malcolm Brodie must have been <crying> in your beer when Bangor turned Linfield over yet again this week .

People moan and <cry> when they are in pain .

It 's a technique of scanning an image and <enlarging> it through a battery of airbrushes controlled by a computer .

A depot for twenty cars , which was subsequently <enlarged> and today serves as a garage , was built on Whitegate Drive , near the Saddle Inn .

The university share of higher-education students should rise from 55 per cent to 60 per cent ; existing universities should therefore be <enlarged> , six new universities created , and ten existing institutions ( or federations ) within the public sector promoted to university status .

The exhibition , which is free , is supported by the Royal Liver Assurance , Fuji film and the Liverpool city centre 's Colour Copy Centre , which <enlarged> all the original prints .

New theoretical paradigms have emerged that are centred on people 's actions , networking among grassroots organisations , the cultivation of a popular movement , the creation of new ` languages ' and symbols by the people themselves ( thus <enlarging> their cultural space ) , and a reclamation of the change process .

The grounds of appeal are not viewed formally and may be <enlarged> at a later stage .

The brain had <enlarged> later in order to exploit the tool-making capacities of hands that were now freed from the task of locomotion .

Photographs can reduce the scale of a monument or <enlarge> a detail for scrutiny .

By the summer , the same show had been <enlarged> and retitled Jolly Jack or The Heart that Beats for a Sailor .

The second feature of bureaucracy which has <enlarged> its area of political influence over the choices to be made among values , priorities and objectives , rather than merely the technical means to be employed , is the discretionary power of officials .