Cried they, "Catch tight hold of the cord," and when he did so they drew him out and finding him weak from famine they gave him a somewhat of food and he ate and drank.
Cried they, 'Your father loves to roam: Enough for him to find The empty house when he comes home; For us your yellow ringlets comb, For us be fair and kind!
We must form a Church," cried they, "composed of saints only!
Hell itself,” cried they, “is on the side of these infidels; the earth casts forth warriors and steeds to aid them.
What need have we of aid,” cried they, “when the whole country is flying before us; and what better commander can we have than Taric to lead us on to victory?
Open the gate quickly,” cried they; “we bring supplies for the garrison, but the Arabs have discovered and are in pursuit of us.
And when the magistrates wished to convince certain refractory communes of the utility of the measure: "We desire no religious war," cried they.
What are you saying," cried they, "of diversity between the members of the Empire?
Bring us a junket, good mother,' cried they to Maie.
Some one has been eating our dinner,' cried they, 'and there was hardly enough for ourselves.
Someone has been eating our dinner,' cried they, 'and there was hardly enough for ourselves.
Of course there are fish to catch,' cried they; and running down to the bank they soon succeeded in landing some fine fish, which they cooked on the spot.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cried they" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.