Everywhere you look, whether in the halls of Congress, as far away as a Pakistan school bus, or as close as an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, the human family is crying out for the world's women to step up to leadership roles.
The game is crying out for stability, and the experienced guys know the job, and for so many now age is not a problem.
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By the third night, the babies were crying for a shorter period of time and falling asleep faster.
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It has taken me a year to implement my career change: whilst the country is crying-out for competent teachers, the admissions process is laborious.
She began to lose weight, became increasingly depressed to the point where she was crying for no reason, and could no longer face her job in the pet department of a local garden centre.
They said the police were crying out for this new system which was a vital tool not just to detect crime but also to prosecute criminals.
But as soon as the boy recovered, he was crying again for food, pleading with them all the time, no matter how the nurses fiddled with the bag that was supposed to keep him sated.
But there has been no national debate on the one subject that is crying out for reconsideration: America's absurd insistence that people cannot drink until the age of 21.
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Martin Yardley, chief executive of the LEP, said local companies were "crying out" for investment and the Growing Places grants also required the firms to source private investment for their projects.
Jokela High School was closed for the rest of the week, but some of the 460 students gathered there overnight and into Thursday, crying and lighting candles for the victims.
"Guys have been crying in the locker room for a long time, " said Mr. Smith, who played at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, in the 1980s.
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For all the crying by global warming alarmists about the lack of civility in the global warming debate, almost all of the over-the-top vitriol among spokespersons for each point of view emanates from the alarmist crowd.
Taking cover from Iraqi bullets behind the bridge's iron beams, Carter tossed a smoke grenade for cover and dashed toward the crying woman.
There are many factors that could threaten the continuation of the lullaby tradition - the array of gadgets to entertain and pacify a crying child, and the increased reliance on technology for communication, for example.
If he were younger, he might have started crying, the way kids cry for their mothers.
"This police service and the public it serves is crying out for redefined direction, " he told Mr Straw.
The project seems ambitious enough without having to worry about designing a game for both the last generation and new generation of consoles, not to mention the PC release that many are crying for.
Speaking during defence questions in the House of Commons on 26 March 2012, the independent MP said that people in the Arab world were "crying out for democracy" and that "we are rightly critical of arms sales to Syria".
The most poignant part of the movie for me was watching her leave for a business trip, crying her eyes out at the guilt of having to part again with her two young children.
What the poor that we got, people in our community they are crying out for help and we don't have anybody other than the NAACP to come to their defense to try to help them in any way that we possibly can.
Their greatest challenge at the time was making more of the big yellow machines that customers were crying for.
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The general public has not been crying out for a better watch.
Nor has he turned into the Tory right who are also crying out for tax cuts now which they claim will pay for themselves.
As the political debate gets louder and nastier, it sucks all the air out of the news cycle, leaving other issues crying for attention.
Major League Baseball owners are notorious for crying poverty when it comes time to renegotiate with the players union or to pony up for a new ballpark.
Her eyes red from crying, the child said she was sorry for what she had done.
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Ordinary fans are crying out for action to stop the game they love being ruined.
The U.S. market is crying out for a viable third party providing service to consumers in competition with ATT and Verizon.
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