Tears welled up in my eyes as I walked away.
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Tears welled in Howe's eyes as she told the story.
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My eyes just welled up looking at that one face.
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My mouth fell open and tears welled in my eyes.
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Tears welled up in his eyes, but he carried on talking.
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His eyes welled up with tears as he surveyed the destruction.
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Walking home later, a pang of sadness welled up inside me.
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Tears welled in her eyes as she thought of those lost.
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Ms. Cabello's eyes welled up as she recalled watching it live.
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Meanwhile, the sound of singing welled up from the assembled crowd.
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At one point, she said, her eyes welled up with tears.
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Tears welled up in his eyes during the proceeding, she said.
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During an emotional interview with CNN, his eyes often welled with tears.
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"But it enrages me" she said, as tears welled in her eyes.
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Hariri's eyes welled up with tears at one point in the interview.
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She looked at me for a moment and her eyes welled up.
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Mr. Casiano's eyes welled with tears remembering the big quake on Tuesday.
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Disability There at the register, the frustration welled up in me. Again.
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Tears welled up in the eyes of one middle aged male juror.
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My stomach tightened, my body felt weak, tears welled in my eyes.
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High on the mountain to the south, Soto's eyes welled with tears.
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The white building displayed the iconic See's font, and nostalgia welled within me.
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Her eyes got huge, she welled up and then she said, 'I did!
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She put her hands to her mouth as tears welled in her eyes.
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While she spoke, her husband William H. Macy's eyes welled up with tears.
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Leblanc Núñez was asked about Castro, and her eyes welled up with tears.
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Tears welled and breath caught as the gravity of the moment sank in.
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" When it happened, "Tears welled in the eyes of the hard-boiled rescuers.
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Recalling the crime to PEOPLE in 1996, his eyes welled up, his voice choking.
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On Sunday, his eyes welled up as he talked about his podium jacket moment.
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A motherly anger welled up in her chest: Who would attack a defenseless machine?
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Maybe it welled up because of the lyrics ("made my heart come all undone").
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Tears welled up in his eyes, and he smiled as delegates cheered for him.
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"We will laugh again, it will take time," Weber said, as his eyes welled up.
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"I started shaking, welled up with a little bit of tears," says Marrero, now 38.
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Her eyes welled and she shook her head, as if to disagree with her grief.
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When she glimpsed the two men charged with the murder, anger welled up in her.
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Strong emotional reactions welled up in me, and I showed feelings I had never expressed.
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Arab frustration with the Obama administration welled up during the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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My eyes welled up with tears, and I looked back at them in a panic.
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The meteorite would have welled up rock that then collapsed outward, creating a hilly ring.
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Elder's face welled up with tears talking about the reunion with his daughter just hours before.
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As Villatoro dialed this time, he looked down at his phone and his eyes welled up.
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"It's not for you," Mr. Tosatti recalled telling him as tears welled in the archbishop's eyes.
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The interrogator bit down hard on the towel and screamed and his eyes welled and reddened.
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Deliveries likely will rise this year as MAX planes that welled up in inventory are delivered.
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Tears welled in my eyes as I made him a promise that I would do precisely that.
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My jaw fell — my eyes welled with tears — my stomach dropped and my whole body got hot.
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Atkinson's voice cracked at times from the emotion that welled inside from a return to New York.
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I looked up from the matzah brei frying in the pan, and my eyes welled with tears.
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Toya reached for her daughter's hand as she surveyed the wall and tears welled in her eyes.
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"My eyes welled up with tears," one user wrote of Fuman's visit on Weibo, a microblogging site.
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Tears welled in her eyes as I explained the diagnosis, and I worried I'd been too brusque.
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" When he heard that Mr. Ghosn had fled, "At first, a fierce fury welled up in me.
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Tears welled up in his eyes and frustration showed on his face as he struggled with the question.
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Tears welled behind his sunglasses as a larger man reached out his beefy arm and pulled him close.
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After I started, though, a primal kind of joy welled up inside me, as I discharged my frustrations.
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The American Sniper actor also praised his costar in the interview, as her eyes welled up with tears.
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When I saw the 'welcome to Colombia' sign, my eyes welled up and I thought 'I did it!
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Checking his phone halfway down the hill, tears welled up as he read the news, he has said.
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I looked at my doctor, and my eyes welled up because I was so tired of being in pain.
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When we asked Cuba about it as he was leaving Firefly in Studio City, he welled up with tears.
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"They beat the living shit out of this thing," Speagle told me, as tears welled up in his eyes.
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The Duke of Sussex welled up while talking about parenthood with Meghan Markle at the WellChild Awards on Tuesday.
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From the moment we reached downtown LA and started seeing pussy hats and compelling signs, my eyes welled up.
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Her eyes welled up with tears when she talked about her 18-year-old son, who disappeared in 2008.
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I swallowed the fear that welled up at his words; it was hardly a secret he could use against me.
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His voice quivered and his eyes welled, but in a moment of sorrow, Marlins Manager Don Mattingly thought about joy.
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But on ketamine, I watched calmly as sorrow welled up and subsumed my body like warm water filling a tub.
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His wife was in the crowd, barely able to look up to the stage as her eyes welled with tears.
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Tears welled up in their eyes and several shook their heads as the cameras panned to Seare's flag-draped coffin.
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When its chief technology officer discussed the complexity of using artificial intelligence to cure toxic content problems, he welled up.
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Ms. Daly, long-retired, was among those who got a heads-up call, and 40 years of emotions welled up.
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As she rattled her way up Pike Street, her thoughts turned to her husband, and tears welled in her eyes.
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"As he arose, a great roar welled up from the crowd," the journalist E. W. Kenworthy wrote in The Times.
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The warm water was welled up from the deep ocean and brought to the front of the glaciers by northwesterly winds.
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Yes, Abbots, it was an upper-case moment, nicely counterbalanced by the tentative semi-rapprochement that welled up at episode's end.
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The actress and singer's Instagram Story features a pic of her fresh from crying, tears still welled up in her eyes.
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NIGATU: My point, my point— BOOKER: I sincerely, sincerely, —I, I welled up when I heard Anne Hathaway sing that song.
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"We think he's pretty important, and we're honored that he was here," Aguirre said, as her eyes welled up with tears.
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"My oldest son had died in their hands," the translator said, reading from Tursun's statement, as tears welled in Tursun's eyes.
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His eyes welled up with tears and he walked with his wooden stick back to his shelter to tell his wife.
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"Buy me some bread for the children if you can," the corporal said to me, as tears welled in his eyes.
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Solar's eyes welled with tears of pride as he spoke of Cuaron as "Alfonso," who he said was a university classmate.
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"You've got nothing to prove, man," said Mohammed, as Suarez's eyes welled up with tears from the heat of the pepper.
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Op-Ed Contributor HOHENFELS, Germany — My eyes welled with tears of happiness, and I cried as I had never cried before.
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Solar's eyes welled with tears of pride as he spoke of Cuaron as "Alfonso," who he said was a university classmate.
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I kind of welled up and then when she was gone, I was like 'Oh my God, I can't believe that happened!
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Solar's eyes welled with tears of pride as he spoke of Cuaron as "Alfonso," who he said was an old university classmate.
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HN: My point, my point— CB: I sincerely, I sincerely, I, I welled up when I heard Anne Hathaway sing that song.
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The 33-year-old royal welled up just as Meghan joined him at the altar at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
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Once the celebrations began, Nani, the vice captain, ran up to him and returned the captain's armband as Ronaldo welled up again.
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When he remained unyielding, "his daughter's eyes welled with tears, her face reddened, and she hurried out in frustration," the Times said.
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Tears welled in Moore's eyes as she sat in the front row, surrounded by nearly 20 members of her family and friends.
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My eyes welled up as I watched the happy, social, fun-loving kid that I know so well seeming so in her element.
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During the course of the civic meeting last Thursday, fists were slammed on desks, tears welled up, and words were caught in throats.
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His eyes welled up as he told me, "Every time I go to a different part of the island I want to cry."
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Tears welled in her eyes as she recalled moments from her childhood when her mother had sacrificed in silence to make ends meet.
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"This can't be in vain," Mr. Guaidó told the mother, Ana Cecilia Buitrago, on Sunday morning as tears welled up in his eyes.
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Through tear-welled eyes, Justin Trudeau paid tribute to The Tragically Hip lead singer Gord Downie, hours following the news of the musician's death.
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Meghan was so moved by her comments that her eyes welled up and she gave Thompson a hug in the middle of the café.
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DAKAR, Senegal – Sitting on the floor and dressed in black, the 393-year-old held her baby as panicked tears welled in her eyes.
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When Cataldo began to list the specifics of those searches, Roy's mother stormed out of the room, and other family members welled with emotion.
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The people around him cheered raucously and Omar's eyes welled with tears as he cradled the baby -- a fragile symbol of life amid destruction.
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In the meantime, anger has welled up across India in the form of harassment by Hindu-nationalist groups of Kashmiris and other Indian Muslims.
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Maria Munir, 20, welled up in tears at the "town hall" style meeting as they said they hadn't told their parents about their identity.
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Tears welled up in his eyes and he had to make out it was the breeze off the river was the cause of them.
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Dr. Nimmo and his colleagues argue that water from an underground ocean welled upward, adding mass, because liquid water is denser than frozen water.
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From across the table, I overheard her describing plans to drive south for the coming eclipse, and a deep longing welled up inside me.
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"If I became emotional, if my eyes welled up, I was seen as a woman who is unable to control her emotions," she said.
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Rocha's throat dried and her eyes welled as she listened to the ruling in 2004 in Guanajuato, a state just north of Mexico City.
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There were moments when Ms. Newman's voice quavered and her eyes welled up with tears as she stood behind a lectern in the courtroom.
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The tears that welled up when Nadal received the Coupe des Mousquetaires from Australian great Ken Rosewall showed just how much he still cares.
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The tears welled up at the corners of my eyelids, then streaked around my cheekbones and clumped together in the coarse hairs of my beard.
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As she sang "Hold On, Hold On" my eyes welled up with tears as my mind travelled back in time to that year in France.
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"I regret that I got married," Aziza, who declined to give her full name, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation as her eyes welled up with tears.
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"After the relevant incident happened, if you look at comments on the Chinese Internet, their anger has welled up," he added, referring to Lady Gaga's meeting.
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Afterward, during a scrum, I asked him whether the chants, and all else that welled up inside him during that at-bat, had affected his focus.
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But on Thursday, as Ms. Zeno examined the shallots in a farm store and cafe, her eyes welled with tears at the very mention of Mrs.
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Her eyes welled up behind Ray-Bans as she scooped up a handful of ripe, sweet nuts that had been crunching underfoot on the walk over.
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Emotion welled up in his voice throughout the appearance, but when a fellow sportscaster tried to offer him a break, O'Neal stopped him and pressed on.
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Even before I was old enough to understand all the feelings that welled up in me watching George Michael on MTV, I felt certain of our connection.
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Her engagement photos were so beautiful that I welled up upon seeing them late last year, filled with a complicated mix of joy, warmth, and sharp envy.
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LAURA My husband was playing the piano for Ella — he was playing "Für Elise," the only piano piece he remembers — and her eyes welled up with tears.
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The panic welled inside me as I cleaved my phone in my hand expecting a text to arrive, reassuring me that someone I knew was at the door.
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"This is the first show my baby boy has seen me do," she announced She pointed to Angelo in the crowd and welled up as she greeted him.
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Tears welled up in my eyes as I thought about that kid hiding in the looker room, afraid to let others know he read and loved comic books.
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"After 9/203, you felt the presence of Hillary, of [New York Senator Chuck] Schumer, the police and fire commissioner," Reeves said as he welled up with tears.
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It could also just be porn riding a wave of pro-pube (and generally body-positive) sentiment that welled up in pop culture from 2013 well into 2015.
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Macron's popularity has sunk in recent months as frustration has welled up over a leader many voters see as arrogant and the architect of policies that favor the wealthy.
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Whatever illusion of stability the generals might have offered, the economic costs would have been severe (to say nothing of the anger that would have welled up in society).
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Useless, melodramatic tears welled up in my eyes as I had a sudden flashback of sixth-grade gym class, where I was the worst at everything except ping pong.
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Her eyes welled up and she swiped her club in frustration after a scuffed chip that led to a bogey 5 on No. 18 and a round of 75.
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They couldn't keep their eyes off each other," an anonymous source told ET. "It was emotional for everyone involved during the ceremony because Sophie and Joe sweetly welled up.
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Once, when she addressed him that way, tears welled up in his eyes, and he told her, "Nobody don't callee me my name from cross de water but you."
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CNN spoke to Pryce this week about his own religious background, the secret to playing Pope Francis and why he welled up during a Vatican screening of the film.
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IPIALES, Colombia (Reuters) - Tears welled up in Gabriel Malavolta's eyes on Saturday as he realized his dream of a new life in Peru was over, at least for now.
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"He ended up doing five different biopsies, and on the last one, he pulled it out, and he looked at me, and his eyes welled up with water," Childs said.
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"I believe the love she felt for her sons would have pulled her back from whatever precipice she felt she was on," she said as her eyes welled with tears.
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I missed the ribbon but got the A. So on that summer morning when the assistant principal admonished me, anger welled up inside me, but I couldn't let it show.
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If I'm ever on your sideline welled up with tears of pride or yelling like crazy, I hope you don't react like my son and instead feel me lifting you up.
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My friends' eyes welled up as we walked across the mountains of debris, standing just feet above those who had been buried alive — including Orlando's wife and 8-year-old son.
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"I have grown up in tears, my man has passed me through a lot of suffering," she said during an interview at her home, hands clasped as her eyes welled up.
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Every time a Japanese politician visited the Yasukuni war shrine in Tokyo, or denied the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, when rampaging Japanese troops slaughtered civilians in that city, hatred welled up online.
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" After cracking a few jokes, Clinton paused for several seconds as her eyes welled up with tears, and finally said, "I just don't want to see us fall backward as a nation.
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It was a moment that would lay any of us low: A living legend was talking about what a great job that Soliani did, and in response, his eyes welled up with tears.
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She welled up as she talked about turning down roles because they required nudity, and about leaving a major television show (it was Scandal, though she didn't mention it by name) in 2014.
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Drewchin also says that focusing the pieces on her voice, which overlaps in layered trills and ASMR-like assemblages, offered her as simpler way of expressing the feelings that welled up inside her.
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But even in the absence of new information, the intense emotion that has welled up around this story underscores the extent to which the United States is still haunted by its original sin.
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As Ms. Landerman-Garber recalled it, Mr. Biden's eyes welled up and he gave her a hug — "I asked," she noted, after Mr. Biden has faced criticism from some women for unwanted touching.
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And as my mother and I went through the box together, we told each other the stories of those photographs and the all the feelings the moments they contained welled up in us.
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"It definitely hurt my feelings," Cabello said during an interview with The New York Times, adding that her eyes welled up with tears as she watched the performance live at home with her mother.
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"It definitely hurt my feelings," Cabello said during an interview with The New York Times, adding that her eyes welled up with tears as she watched the performance live at home with her mother.
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Tears welled in Mr. Flores's eyes as he spoke on Monday about customers, friends and neighbors who were now gone, like Joann Ward, a day care provider who grew up here with his son.
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ATLANTA — The call was for an active shooting at Marshall County High School in rural Kentucky, and tears welled up in Riley Johnson's eyes as he prepared the medical evacuation helicopter that he flies.
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Ms. Pérez, singing with melting sound and affecting vulnerability, made an endearing Mimì, a sensual young woman not afraid to let go when feelings of romantic longing welled up at the first sight of Rodolfo.
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Tears welled up in her eyes as Ms. Lien, now 19683 and fragile from a stroke, recalled the man, Pham Van Binh, whom she set up to be captured, dragged into the jungle and executed.
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Tarasova, whose eyes welled up with tears after the performance, put a hand down on her triple toe loop and fell on the throw triple loop, which cost the pair a spot in the top three.
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As millions of people watched on live TV, the 33-year-old royal welled up just as the former Suits actress, 36, joined him at the altar, and he was seen wiping away the touching tears.
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Article after article has welled with relief and gratitude and incredulity that our generation has a writer of her skill who delves so devotedly into the depths of female friendships, bodies, motherhood and other blood relations.
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Ms. Graham's eyes welled up, she later recalled, as Mr. Brakeley spoke to her generous spirit and beautiful nature, and she compared him to her deceased father, whom she likened to a towering redwood, during their vows.
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He welled up again when he thought of what a hometown boy, Mr. Zaharan, appears to have unleashed at one church in the nearby city of Batticaloa and at two others in or near the capital, Colombo.
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" As the Cruachan site states, the remote mural "tells the tale of the Cailleach Bheur, or Old Hag of the Ridges, who was the guardian of a fountain that welled up from the peak of Ben Cruachan.
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But as you sat at your desk watching the cartoon fox relay a message in Apple software chief Craig Federighi's voice, another stray thought welled up inside of you: What if... you made the fox say something dirty?
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One of the guests, Penny Nance, president of the Concerned Women of America, welled up with tears as she told Mr. Brody how long she had been waiting for the United States to move its embassy to Jerusalem.
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Like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and so many others in the age of protest, he sang about democracy, devastation, a future bleak as a blizzard and an unkind world, but the songs that welled up instinctively were about women.
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Building one last dream for his kids Tears welled in Colindres' eyes as he talked about all he would be leaving behind including the house he has helped build and transform, room by room, into the family's dream home.
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Tears welled up and rolled down my cheeks as I took in the mixed emotions of renouncing any allegiance to my birth country of India where I had been a citizen for 35 years and embracing my new country.
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"I did save somebody's life that morning, but I had to take somebody else's life in the process and that's difficult to reconcile," said Yoxall, whose voice shook and whose eyes welled with tears through much of the news conference.
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When he turned to his family in the audience -- giving shine to Michelle Obama, the first lady, America's mom, and their lovely and accomplished daughters, Malia and Sasha -- tears welled up in my eyes, as they did in the President's own.
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As Pressley sat in the back room of a Charleston field office, holding a pillow on her lap, her eyes welled up and her voice trembled when she recalled her mother, who exposed her to politics firsthand throughout her life.
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Tears welled in her eyes as she told how she was trying to turn her life around, no longer stealing, and steering clear of drugs for the last two years — but her fines and fees keep increasing and now total $21.6,270.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Standing by his daughter's hospital bed, Afghan Lutfullah Ahmad Hussain's eyes welled with tears as he appealed for her life to be saved - just one of thousands of refugees in Malaysia living in increasing desperation.
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"I've been in this business for 120 years and never worked with a more beautiful — a more beautiful — group of people who just give, give, give, give," Ms. Gifford said as her co-host, Hoda Kotb, welled up next to her.
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of Dancing With the Stars' Mirrorball Trophy After her emotional contemporary number with Chmerkovskiy, the singer hugged her pro partner as her eyes welled up while she listened to the judges' positive comments — and was awarded a perfect 40/40.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian anti-graft agent Mohd Shukri Abdull's eyes welled with tears on Tuesday as he recalled death threats and how he was branded a traitor, while nearby, officers took a statement from the main target of his investigation, ex-premier Najib Razak.
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But the songs that welled up instinctively were about women: Suzanne, who took him down to her place by the river and fed him tea and oranges that came all the way from China, Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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At the El Refugio spa, I started my visit with a beguiling but enjoyable experience: a meditative walk along a forest path that included designated stops where I was instructed to scream out any pent-up anger, and cry out any welled-up tears.
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When he explained his road to terrorism and back, Morton's blue eyes often welled up with tears; when he was asked a probing or personal question, he'd tilt his head a little, take a thoughtful pause, and gaze straight at the interviewer before responding.
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WASHINGTON — An airport encounter this week between Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch and former President Bill Clinton has welled into a political storm, with Republicans asserting that it compromised the Justice Department's politically sensitive investigation into Hillary Clinton's email practices while she was secretary of state.
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Lambasted repeatedly by the President, an old acquaintance, as "Cryin' Chuck" after he welled up during remarks opposing the initial travel ban, Schumer has grown into the role -- a delicate one considering his dual responsibilities to satisfy the party base and keep endangered red state Democrats in their jobs.
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The songs on Big Fish Theory are excellent, a further exploration of the same massive, almost industrial sounds that welled up in the production on Staples's acclaimed 2015 double album, Summertime '06, and even more sharply in his 2016 EP, Prima Donna, which also explored the contradictions of budding fame.
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"It was definitely that out-of-body experience where you're kind of watching your own story play out, and as his eyes welled up, he said, 'I'm not 100% sure, but if I had to bet, I'm 99.9% sure what I just pulled out of your breast was breast cancer,' " Childs said.
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"This is a guy who kind of welled up with some energy and he said any attack on any, I think his term to me was brothers or sisters of the robe, is an attack on all judges and he believes in an independent judiciary," Sasse said Thursday on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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They also sought to calm the tensions that welled up this month over the killings of black men by the police and the retaliatory violence directed at officers, including the July 7 killings of five officers in Dallas, carried out by a black man who said he wanted to kill white police officers.
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Esther, with a rich Spanish accent, sang a Welsh hymn to me and told me how utterly Welsh she felt here in America, with a smile that brought a tear to my eye, making me think of my grandparents as a non-specific feeling of homesickness and vague grief welled up in me, the feeling we Welsh call hiraeth.
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The poems in "A Shropshire Lad" are not completely disconnected from Housman's scholarly work—among other things, they owe something to Horace, Housman's favorite Latin poet, in particular to Horace's way of weighting apparently inconsequential words—but they seem to have welled up from another part of him, a spring of emotion that he couldn't, or didn't want to, repress.
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But if it was the shattered glass and burned cars along Rue de Rivoli or Boulevard Haussmann in Paris that finally got Mr. Macron's attention, the movement — named for the roadside safety vests worn by demonstrators — has in fact welled up from silent towns like Guéret, an administrative center of 103,210 people, lost in the small valleys of central France.
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