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Meanings of wring tears in English
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Usage of wring tears in English
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She will wring tears from your eyes before she gets through with you.
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Words can wring tears from the hardest hearts.
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Surely a match made in heaven, with a backstory that would wring tears even from Simon Cowell.
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But it is not-itis not a small distress that can wring tears from these old eyes.
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Can we really forgive him for wringing tears from our august queen?
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Her whole nature shrunk, while pity and compunction wrung tears from her eyes.
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Commoners cried out as the black wind wrung tears and sweat from them.
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May your eyes never shed such stormy, scalding, heart- wrung tears as poured from mine.
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Madame Beecher-Stowe has wrung tears from your eyes?
10
This friendship, which wrung tears from the grim executioners, and touched the tyrant's heart, has become proverbial.
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The thought wrung tears from Iome's eyes.
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Often she kept her kerchief to hand, for more than once his songs wrung tears from her eyes.
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His emaciated chest heaved, and over the dwindled pupils of his kindling eyes rolled two hard- wrung tears of suffering.
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There was a tension in the athmosphere that would have wrung tears from Viva Weatherstone a week ago, yes, twenty-four hours ago.
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As a love-story this is, I think, the saddest that ever was invented by a romancer intent upon wringing tears from sympathetic hearts.
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Simul-climbing with the wind wringing tears from our eyes, we followed historic footprints past a second false summit and then to the true top.