Sentences

wail in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5

Definition

WAIL: to make a long, high-pitched cry or sound, often expressing grief, pain, or distress.

Sample Sentences

  1. The baby began to wail loudly when it was time for bed.
  2. She could hear the distant wail of a siren as she walked down the street.
  3. In the quiet of the night, a mournful wail echoed through the empty alley.
  4. He felt a deep sorrow rise within him, prompting a wail of anguish.
  5. The crowd erupted in a collective wail of despair upon hearing the tragic news.
  6. The infant began to wail as soon as the lights went out.
  7. She couldn't help but wail in despair when she heard the news.
  8. The mournful sound of the train's whistle made the villagers wail in nostalgia.
  9. He tried to comfort her, but all she could do was wail into her hands.
  10. As the storm raged outside, the winds seemed to wail like a grieving soul.
  11. The child began to wail when she realized her toy was missing.
  12. As the storm raged outside, the wind seemed to wail through the trees.
  13. He could hear the distant wail of a siren signaling an emergency.
  14. In her grief, she let out a heart-wrenching wail that echoed through the hall.
  15. The mournful sound of the train's whistle made him wail in nostalgia for home.
  16. The baby began to wail when it realized its mother had left the room.
  17. She couldn't help but wail in despair after hearing the news of her friend's accident.
  18. The sirens of the emergency vehicles wailed in the distance, signaling a nearby crisis.
  19. In the quiet of the night, the mournful wail of a wolf echoed across the valley.
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