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31. And I wouldn't weep tears over it, either.

32. I only wanted a shoulder to weep on.

33. I wanted to weep for her broken heart.

34. I do not weep over its loss.

35. She started to weep uncontrollably.

36. Then I began to weep, howling with tears.

37. Still standing by the window, he began to weep.

38. He suffers so much he wants to weep.

39. It might have been good to weep, but nothing of that sort was even near.

40. Laugh ... laughs with ... Weep ... alone. 10. As miserable as ... 21.

41. There was good reason for them to weep and pray, as they had to deal with somebody new.

42. So, we weep for both lambs and foxes, but not for steel workers.

43. I wanted to cry, weep and beg the Almighty for mercy.

44. Of the sixty-eight, only six admitted that they could weep easily and without embarrassment.

45. Fear not for the future, weep not for the past. Percy Bysshe Shelley 

46. Her tears seemed to grieve the kind-hearted Munchkins, for they immediately took out their handkerchiefs and began to weep also.

47. She made believe that they were as happy together as they should be, and was careful to weep only in secret.

48. And you will weep a lot more, before things are over.

49. Museum curators know this because whale bones stashed on archival shelves will weep lipids for decades.

50. He held her to him and she started to weep hysterically.

51. Death, so called, is a thing which makes men weep, And yet a third of life is passed in sleep. Lord Byron 

52. Since 1972 many more apparitions as well as statues of the Virgin that weep and move have been reported.

53. Finally to let her mind slip free of all this chaos,[www.Sentencedict.com] turn her face to the wall and weep slow tears.

54. It is not enough to weep for ourselves; we have to be able to weep for others.

55. He shook Wynne-Jones who murmured in his sleep, then began to weep.

56. She loved poetry and was quick to laugh or weep at the vicissitudes of life.

57. Michelle had started to weep with terror, begging Mildred to come with her.

58. This time, Wilson did not go out in the street to wave goodbye nor did she weep.

59. Last month, as Perveen crouched outside the Gujar Khan courtroom, an elderly woman watched her silently and began to weep.

60. She stared at the beautiful garden beyond the terrace, fighting the inclination to weep.