sob in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 2, Grade 3

Definition

SOB (verb): to cry noisily, typically with convulsive gasps.

He began to sob quietly as the reality of the situation sank in.
The movie was so touching that I couldn't help but sob during the final scene.
She held her breath to stop the sobs, not wanting to disturb anyone around her.
After hearing the news, he stepped outside and let out a deep sob of frustration.
The child sobbed uncontrollably when he lost his favorite toy at the park.
She began to sob quietly as she read the heartfelt letter.
The movie was so touching that I couldn't help but sob in the final scene.
After hearing the news, he stepped outside to sob alone in the dark.
The child let out a loud sob when she lost her favorite toy in the park.
Even the strongest among us can find a reason to sob when life becomes overwhelming.
She couldn't help but sob when she heard the heartbreaking news.
The child began to sob when he realized his favorite toy was missing.
After the movie ended, she sat quietly, wiping away tears as she continued to sob softly.
His voice cracked as he tried to explain what had happened, and he couldn't stop himself from sobbing.
In the corner of the room, she let out a heavy sob, overwhelmed with emotion.