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Sentences ending with wrung

And her mind was confused, and her heart was troubled and wrung. [9]
You only say this because you are sorry for me, because you dislike to have your feelings wrung. [9]
In the night, I awake and long for morning; then my heart is wrung. [14]

Short sentences using wrung

The thought wrung Tom's heart-strings. [5]
He wrung Captain Harrod's hand. [9]
She wrung it free again. [9]

More example sentences with the word wrung in them

Think how it wrung our heartstrings. [5]
I could have wrung his neck, and I didn't speak to her for a month. [9]
The phrases were wrung from him. [11]
Janet's heart was wrung as she gazed at the gaunt, bewildered faces growing daily more tragic, more bewildered and gaunt; she marvelled at the animal-like patience of these Europeans, at the dumb submission of most of them to privations that struck her as appalling. [9]
The King conversed with these --he had made it a point, from the beginning, to instruct himself for the kingly office by questioning prisoners whenever the opportunity offered --and the tale of their woes wrung his heart. [5]
I knew not whether he lied concerning Alixe, but my heart was wrung with misery, for indeed he spoke with an air of truth. [11]
But their prayers were brief, for the tumult came nearer and nearer; Apollodorus wrung his hands, and struck his fist against his forehead; his movements were violent--spasmodic. [10]
He wrung the water out of his clothes, and ran softly up the shore. [11]
The taxes for wars were wrung out of the sons of labour and sorrow. [11]
But now that they were facing the business of their journey, his voice got soft and gentle, as it did before the Fort, when he grappled his foes two by two and three by three, and wrung them out. [11]
The crowd massed themselves against the boiler-deck railings, leaning over and staring into the gloom; and every faint and fainter cry wrung from them such words as, 'Ah, poor fellow, poor fellow! [5]
But what was that, so often added, which wrung his heart, and made him sob and weep alone, in some dull corner! [12]
It is well that the thoughtless critics, who spoke of the sad and gloomy views of life presented by the Brontes in their tales, should know how such words were wrung out of them by the living recollection of the long agony they suffered. [14]
Iberville tossed his sword aside, and presently wrung the blood from his white sleeve. [11]
Having wrung a submissive "I understand" from Dron, Alpatych contented himself with that, though he not only doubted but felt almost certain that without the help of troops the carts would not be forthcoming. [2]
Just as we stepped across the threshold the executioner gave his machine a slight turn, which wrung a cry from both the prisoner and the woman; but I shouted, and the executioner released the strain without waiting to see who spoke. [5]
But the first step he made wrung such a hideous creak from the crazy floor that he sank down almost dead with fright. [5]
Only one quick sob, but it had been wrung from her by the premonition suddenly come that the brother-- he was brother more than nephew--over whom her heart had yearned had, indeed, come to the cross-roads, and that their ways would henceforth divide. [11]
One feels how sharp it must have been to have wrung out the following words. [14]
At times it rose, vibrant with inexpressible feeling, and fell again into gentler, yearning cadences that wrung the soul with a longing that was world-old and world-wide, that reached out towards the unattainable stare--and, reaching, became immortal. [9]
In the appointed place, when Seti saw how the bimbashi wept-- for he had been to Paris and had no Arab blood in him; how he wrung his hands--for had not absinthe weakened his nerves in the cafes of St. [11]
Out of the old king was wrung an involuntary "O-h! [5]
The bitter complaint of a woman he had wronged cruelly, by having married her, had wrung from him his own first wail of life, in the one cry "Kathleen! [11]
As I wrung my friend's hand at parting, I said: "Haven't we had a royal good time! [5]
When he had made a suitable reply, Mr Brass wrung him by the hand, and fell into a brown study, as did Miss Sally likewise. [12]
He made her live again before me, and wrung my heart. [5]
There were vacancies in the classes and guilds, absences that pained him, silences that wrung him. [9]
The new hardness in her rejoiced that now the woman, if she had any heart at all, must have it bowed down by this supreme humiliation and wrung by the ugly tragedy of the hempen rope. [11]
With great pleasure I could have wrung their noses one by one, and afterwards have met them tossing sword-points in the same order. [11]
It is amazing how much can be wrung from a reluctant world by the mere belief in this kind of providence. [9]
My aunt wrung her hands, and said: "Oh, I knew how it would be; I knew it would come to this at last! [5]
It wrung my heart to see her looking like this. [5]
Some wrung their hands, and Jo Portugais, with blanched face, stood with gun half raised. [11]
He wrung Richter's hand on the landing-stage. [9]
Everybody wrung the hand of the new convert when the meeting was over; his salary was enlarged next day; he was the talk of the town, and its hero. [5]
Only recently intelligence had come to him that at the same time wrung his heart with pity and buoyed him up with hope. [4]
His voluntary banishment had been misconstrued, and he had borne (not without pain) reproach and slight for doing that which had wrung his heart, and cast a mournful shadow on his path. [12]
And he noted funerals; and they wrung his heart. [5]
Then they retired from the field, leaving behind them this little item of testimony, wrung from them by Joan's wise reticence: they said she was a "gentle and simple little shepherdess, very candid, but not given to talking. [5]
What was wrung from the few by forced labour and loss of freedom could be returned to the many by a sort of national salvation. [11]
To have parted from her only other friend upon the threshold of that wild journey, would have wrung her heart indeed. [12]
But they wrung from her no complaint, or look of suffering; and, though the two travellers proceeded very slowly, they did proceed. [12]
He talked her blind, and then in the woods it was, in the woods where he died, that he--" Suddenly the little man wrung his fingers like one robbed of reason. [11]
If he hadn't been such a chipmunk of a fellow I'd have wrung his neck. [11]
Charlotte saw it and did not speak of it,--it would have been giving the dread too distinct a form; and if this last darling yearned for the change to Scarborough, go she should, however Charlotte's heart might be wrung by impending fear. [14]
You may be an infidel, but you have a head, and you save me money, and you give away your own, and that's good enough for me,"--he wrung Charley's hand,--"and I don't care who knows it--sacre! [11]

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