Примеры использования Sobbed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She sobbed in her car.
I d-didn't know," sobbed Ginny.
Sobbed the whole way home.
Kumiko snuggled up to us and sobbed.
I sobbed through the entire third act.
Next on the kneeling man and sobbed.
At first, she just sobbed uncontrollably.
In my monastery,- she added and sobbed.
Sat up there and sobbed by the hour, Poor fool.
They have got hair spray in her hair," she sobbed.
Arthur!" sobbed Mrs. Weasley."Oh thank goodness!"!
But he won't succeed!" sobbed Narcissa.
Josefina sobbed and howled in a manner that sent chills down my spine.
We broke Freya and Tiffany's instruments”, sobbed the two babies.
Mrs. Weasley sobbed harder than ever as she enfolded Harry in her arms.
Something's happened to her!" sobbed Leanne."I don't know what-".
And then one day her fiance got mad and she fell apart and sobbed.
And he caught his breath and sobbed.""And the tears ran down his face.
Jace sobbed and sobbed into her arms, and she gripped him all the tighter.
I wasn't there to see, butI hear Byron Hadley sobbed like a girl when they took him away.
Sobbed Bellatrix, flinging herself down at Voldemort's feet as he paced slowly nearer.
And the first thing he made upon seeing his mother,- he ran up to her, embraced and sobbed.
When she quieted down, she sobbed for a moment and then entered into another state of euphoria.
Don't cry, Mum," said Ginny,patting her on the back as Mrs. Weasley sobbed into her shoulder.
She sobbed and her coach Gennadiy Yelfimov tried his best to hide her from the cameras.
All through that nightmare ride Bonnie sobbed, her fingers clutching the seat in front of her.
Bree sobbed quietly in the restroom for five minutes, but he husband never knew, because when Bree finally emerged… she was perfect.
A woman in a black kerchief, hugging her coffin,said something and sobbed, but for some reason I did not hear this.
I came to this chapel that night and sobbed… because I had the worst feeling that something was going to go wrong. That I was going to lose you.
The Hessian people came out by the thousands to view the funeral procession and"sobbed in unison so that I could hear it," Ernst wrote.