sob *
sob out

She looked over at John and began to sob again.

At the same moment I heard a light sob inside.

I heard a half sob at the end of the line.

Would I break down and sob in the middle of it all?

I started to sob and refused to get out of the car.

She tried to make herself understood, but could only sob.

She tried to sob but seemed not to have the strength.

She began to sob, then went over and lay down on her bed.

Then the tears could no longer be held back and she began to sob.

The woman said nothing, but instead turned to her husband and began to sob against his chest.

She began to cry out, then sob like a child.

Spent, the man fell to the floor and continued to sob.

Jamie could hear her turn away from the phone to sob.

To his own horror he heard himself begin to sob.

She would play and sob for hours, but emerge from the room without a word.

I asked him what was wrong, but he continued to sob for about a half minute.

Brenda began to sob once again, with even more force than before.

I began to sob again, but this time with joy.

She then moved to another seat nearby and began to sob.

The baby twisted away from her and began to sob.

Then the person began to sob, and I heard a back slump against the door.

He was almost choking in his effort not to sob.

I sat next to a man who began to sob at church services in the rehab center.

Suddenly, as we were swimming along, he began to sob.

He did not sob out loud; that would have been too much.

Not at all like the woman who had sobbed out his name the night before.

In a moment she would be sobbing out her disappointment.

All the while she kept sobbing out accusations against him.

The small boy raised his head, and sobbed out a few words.

Then Bob had joined them and the boy was sobbing out his story.

Instead he forced himself to watch as she sobbed out her pain.

Then the fight sobs out of her and she lies still.

He did not sob out loud; that would have been too much.

She almost kept the shaken sob out of that last word.

I wanted to lie against him, to sob out my fears.

I could hear her in the kitchen, sobbing out the news of my relapse.

Over the phone, the sirens sobbed out and he heard screaming in the space it left.

Now sobbing out of control, the woman buried her face in her hands.

Certainly not sobbed out in one familiar but totally alien word like this.

Standing in the crowded elevator trying not to sob out loud.

She was a heartbeat away from burying her face in his shoulder and sobbing out the whole.

I sobbed out the old childish distress cry of the Group.

The plea sobbed out, though she had no idea what she was asking for.

She turned, her hand to her throat, and rushed sobbing out of the room.

He talked to her as if he had trouble keeping the sobs out of his voice.

He lay motionlessly for a space and sobbed out a breaking heart.

My soul was sobbed out, not a tear left.

And then sobbed out, "With all my heart I do!

"I heard that the Ghoul no longer trusted you," she sobbed out.

But his mother only wept the more, and sobbed out, 'From this day you have no father.