" —heatherwestg "He teared up, Jane sobbed, and I bawled.
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I bawled like a baby and don't remember anything he said!
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I literally bawled my eyes out last night because it's just so frustrating.
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I came back to all of my friends surrounding Beth while she bawled.
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I bawled when Kina Grannis lent her soulful voice to a wedding scene.
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"She gave a speech and then I bawled my eyes out," he said.
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I'm glad they did this episode even though I bawled my eyes out.
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It is where the two brothers, four years apart, balled, bawled and brawled.
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When the crowd gave me a standing ovation, I just bawled my eyes out.
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She once bawled when her hair got wet in the bathtub and became frizzy.
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Later, Mendoza-Sanchez watched a video of the moment as she bawled alone in Mexico.
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"I just came out here and bawled," she said in the lobby, tissue in hand.
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After all my persistence and preparation, I would go down as the one who bawled.
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Ahmed Allouche's homecoming party When my grandma saw me she just bawled her eyes out.
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It touched me so deeply I pulled over on the side of the road and bawled.
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I bawled until blood vessels burst around my eyes and screamed until my throat was raw.
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I also love music like my dad, so as you can imagine, I bawled throughout the movie.
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"After she was born I bawled my eyes out because I just finally felt at peace," Leanna says.
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My mother bawled for three hours straight—before, during and after the show—'cause she was so happy.
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"I remember thinking, 'Man, I need a bucket underneath my eyes,' because I just bawled," Ms. Rogers said.
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After Joey found out about her Emmy nom, she bawled like a baby and called the nomination an honor.
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I'm a parent, and I saw Inside Out with my 5-year-old, and I bawled like a baby.
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He shouted and he bawled, at his players and at the officials, at the situation and at the gods.
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Global financial markets metaphorically bawled like a toddler on news that the Fed planned on "tapering" its stimulus program.
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I bawled, I lay my body half on top of his like an Italian widow in the movies, and I wept.
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"When I walked in the door and I saw a rack of dresses and all of my girls, I bawled," she says.
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The next morning, The New York Daily News reported that ''a frat rat'' had ''bawled like a baby before his arraignment Thursday.
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"I have never gone to a standup comedy show and bawled my eyes out as much as I did," she told Gadsby.
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And it's not just presidential candidates spouting anti-Muslim rhetoric; thousands of Americans have bawled them and other religious minorities have been targeted, too.
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Donald Trump's "bigger and more powerful" nuclear button tweet was the "spasm of a lunatic" and the "bark of a rabid dog," North Korea bawled Tuesday.
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Otherwise you could end up like Gwyneth Paltrow: bawled out in the comments section by your own teenager, who understands digital privacy better than you do.
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"There have been times I've sat on my bed and bawled my eyes out," said her aunt, Sonia Banks, who gained permanent custody of Jocelyn in 2017.
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A young boy bawled as doctors worked on a deep cut on his foot, as a family friend held him still and shielded his face from the gore.
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On Fox News the screen flashed up constant alerts, loud whooshing heralded big stories, hot blonde anchors beamed through layers of lip gloss and commentators bawled at each other.
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As a kid, I bawled my eyes out because there is something so sad and desperate in the way Pikachu's puzzlement gives way to increasing panic and then, despair.
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My first time out of the hospital I bawled my eyes out in my therapist's office two days later and thought I'd have to go back to the hospital.
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And then I looked in my rear-view mirror, and Ryan was gone, and I bawled my eyes out as I imagined every awful thing that could have happened to him.
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Harington revealed on BBC's The One Show in October that he bawled as he and his cast mates sat down for a read through of the final episode of Game of Thrones.
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Donovan Lyons: When we saw Black Panther, he bawled his eyes during the challenge fight between T'Challa and Killmonger—I wasn't expecting that because he'd never had that reaction to a movie before.
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More than a year ago, she bawled at the airport as she saw parents walk away, toward the security line, ready to be deported to a tiny Mexican village just north of Mexico City.
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I want to mock it as an excessively macho and manly death, one that makes you cry steak sauce and Cool Water aftershave, but I bawled like I didn't know it was gonna happen.
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The Game of Thrones actor revealed on BBC's The One Show Friday that he bawled as he and his cast mates sat down for a read through of the final episode of the hit HBO show.
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So we actually didn't get to sit down in a room and experience it together, and I've got to say I'm so happy that we didn't because I think I would've bawled my eyes out the entire time.
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I'd wager that none of them has been written up for having a natural reaction to being splattered with mustard, or had their schedule cut to 15 hours a week because they took a sick day, or been bawled out for being one minute late.
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Check this out: It's coming from a hole in the air From those nights in Tiananmen Square It's coming from the feel that this ain't exactly real Or it's real but it ain't exactly there From the wars against disorder From the sirens night and day From the fires of the homeless From the ashes of the gay Democracy is coming to the USA If I hadn't already bawled my eyes out last Tuesday night and Wednesday morning I'd cry.
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He is unable to chase her as she coolly strolls towards the door, confessing all. He threatens to shoot her, but she shrugs. The story ends as: > "Stop, you idiot!" I bawled at her.
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'The boorish oaf,' I thought, 'I'll make the blighter answer.' :'It is very dark, and you are too tired to talk,' I inferred, sarcastically. The tone touched a verbal gusher as a totally unexpected voice bawled, 'Shut up, you Froggie gasbag – I can't understand a flaming word you've been jabbering,' and then I realised that I had been unwittingly riding with Bainbridge.
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The officer expected General Lim to side with him, but instead the General "bawled him out like hell and said ... that he's got no business interfering with the affairs of the Division, much more so on ... the way the supplies under question were procured." Rimando writes, "The American inspector left a more subdued individual".Rimando, J. (1978). Brigadier General Vicente Lim and the 41st Division (Unpublished MA Thesis).
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Upon release, Record Mirror described the album as "all pretty stomping, insistent and bawled out stuff", adding "they deliver the goods here, alright".Record Mirror Magazine review 2 December 1972 In the Record Mirror poll results of 1974, Slayed? was listed at No. 4 on the Top 10 list of best British albums. New Musical Express said the album was "one of the greatest rock 'n' roll releases ever".
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The tone touched a verbal gusher as a totally unexpected voice bawled, 'Shut up, you Froggie gasbag – I can't understand a flaming word you've been jabbering,' and then I realised that I had been unwittingly riding with Bainbridge. Bainbridge had his highest finish in stage 8 where he finished 20th. He was forced to withdraw in the fifteenth stage in the French Alps due to saddle sores and infected wounds from crashes.
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After raising the British flag, Hornsby ordered his crew to return the fire – despite the hail of bullets being shot at them. Twice the enemy tried to board the Isabella, and twice Hornsby stopped them in their tracks as his crew fought alongside him. After an hour of bloody battle, the captain of the Brancas bawled over to Hornsby to “Strike you English dog.” Hornsby’s only reply was to challenge the Frenchman to come on board – “if he dared.” It was not a dare the captain cared to take up.
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George "Yank" Allen (1867–1924) was an American born professional lion hunter in Northern and Southern Rhodesia in the early 20th century. Allen was originally a Texan cowboy who reputedly left the United States as a result of a gunfight, first travelling to South America before arriving in Southern Africa in 1900. Renowned as an eccentric, Allen was quite contemptuous of lions, never referring to them as lions but instead calling them "dawgs" that did not roar but instead "bawled". Allen supplemented his income by hunting lion for the protection of cattle, charging farmers £7 per lion.
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They wanted their children to attend schools free of violence. Ellis later said, > “Here we are, two people from the far end of the fence, having identical > problems, except her being black and me being white…The amazing thing about > it, her and I, up to that point, [had] cussed each other, bawled each other, > we hated each other. Up to that point, we didn’t know each other. We didn’t > know we had things in common.” They talked about the hardships of raising children in poverty, and their efforts to emphasize that their children's potential was equal to that of middle-class children.
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The release of "7 Things" was followed by allegations that it was about Nick Jonas of the Jonas Brothers. Allegations that "7 Things" was about Nick Jonas, lead singer of the Jonas Brothers, arose soon after the song's premiere on the May 13, 2008 broadcast of the Elvis Duran and the Morning Show. Cyrus and Jonas had dated for a year and a half before breaking up in late 2007. Cyrus claimed, "Nick and I loved each other" and that after the breakup she "bawled for a month straight" while trying to rebel "against everything Nick wanted [her] to be".
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Roberto Soto Pastor, a former collaborator of Graco Ramirezs, has sued Blanco for hiring several members of his family and friends, including: his half-brother Ulises Bravo, sister-in-law Liu León Luna, uncles Carlos Juárez López, Jaime Juárez López, and Armando Shajid Bravo López, and a close friend named Baltazar Jonathan Alegría Mejía. All receive salaries that range from MXN $45,000 to $60,000 (USD $2,300 to $3,100) per month. The suit says their hiring is a violation of Código Penal de Morelos, Artículo 276 (Morelos penal code, Article 276) which prohibits nepotism. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador personally bawled Blanco out for nepotism in a meeting on October 11.
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The production crew purposely "destroyed" the street set, by placing several wrecked cars and emptied several bags full of dead leaves, then later created artificial rain and use several fans to simulate wind; this gave the sets more of a post-apocalyptic feel. Doing so also made the floors very slippery for the cast. Being primarily a Magnus-focused episode, actress Amanda Tapping spent most of the seven filming days cold and wet. The scene where Tapping had to strip and be hosed down with water was the hardest sequence Tapping had filmed in her entire acting career; Tapping "bawled [her] eyes out" between takes.
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Captain Paul Pihl, an aircraft procurement officer on Horne's staff, blamed many of the Navy's wartime supply failures on Horne's hands-off management style and lack of logistics expertise. "It was his job", Pihl said after the war, "and he didn't have the faintest idea what the hell he was going to do with it. Horne had had no previous experience with logistics, and he tended to go by the old Navy tradition that you didn't get involved in what was happening in the engine room unless something went wrong, and then you brought a person up and bawled him out for it."Buell, p. 384.
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The demonstrators included London apprentices, for whom Roundhead was a term of derision, because the regulations which they had agreed to included a provision for closely cropped hair. According to John Rushworth the word was first used on 27 December 1641 by a disbanded officer named David Hide. During a riot, Hide is reported to have drawn his sword and said he would "cut the throat of those round-headed dogs that bawled against bishops". cites Rushworth Historical Collections However, Richard Baxter ascribes the origin of the term to a remark made by Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I, at the trial of Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford, earlier that year.
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She is accepted, but then quits when she finds the cake doesn't taste like it used to. She walks around testing the cakes of many shops, but when she stops by the Chinese restaurant where her old schoolmate Takashi works while trying to become a musician, she tastes the cake she remembers. It is a product of Ma Chèrie Chou Chou, a shop run by an acerbic chef Daigo Ikehata, who constantly closes the shop when things don't go right—the chef who happened to be expert judge who bawled out Mare. Even though she has no experience, Mare convinces him to take her on for a test period of one month.
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Murder after murder at the chicken house is occurring, and Hank and Drover are beside themselves trying to find just who it is. But all investigating takes a back burner when Hank, out working traffic, sees Beulah and Plato in Billy's pickup. He tries to show off and annoys Billy, which results in him using the truck door to knock this four-legged nuisance over the ditch and "there were five draws to that stupid canyon, and I hit every stinkin' one of 'em" and after a nutty interrogation of Dogpound Ralph, Hank heads home to get bawled out by Loper. After a while he stakes out the chicken house and finds it was a hypnotizing skunk who has been doing the killing.
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Titta Ruffo (9 June 1877 - 5 July 1953), born as Ruffo Cafiero (double forename) Titta, was an Italian operatic baritone who had a major international singing career. Known as the "Voce del leone" ("voice of the lion"), he was greatly admired, even by rival baritones, such as Giuseppe De Luca, who said of Ruffo: "His was not a voice, it was a miracle" (although not often published is the second part of De Luca's conclusion "which he [Ruffo] bawled away..."), and Victor Maurel, the creator of Verdi's Iago and Falstaff. Maurel said that the notes of Ruffo's upper register were the most glorious baritone sounds he had ever heard (see Pleasants, cited below). Indeed Walter Legge, the prominent classical record producer, went so far as to call Ruffo "a genius".
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Mark Twain visited the Festival in 1891: "I was not able to detect in the vocal parts of Parsifal anything that might with confidence be called rhythm or tune or melody... Singing! It does seem the wrong name to apply to it... In Parsifal there is a hermit named Gurnemanz who stands on the stage in one spot and practices by the hour, while first one and then another of the cast endures what he can of it and then retires to die." Performance standards may have contributed to such reactions; George Bernard Shaw commented in 1894 that: "The opening performance of Parsifal this season was, from the purely musical point of view, as far as the principal singers were concerned, simply an abomination. The bass howled, the tenor bawled, the baritone sang flat and the soprano, when she condescended to sing at all and did not merely shout her words, screamed..." During a break from composing The Rite of Spring, Igor Stravinsky traveled to the Bayreuth Festival (at the invitation of Sergei Diaghilev) to see the work.
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