sobbingly in a sentence

• At a court hearing in Saskatoon, Venezia sobbingly apologized for the massacre of winged creatures.
• The girl sobbingly confides that she was expecting her boyfriend, but has been stood up.
• Elizabeth realises what she has been saying, and sobbingly embraces Chase, who returns the hug.
• Sharla, his wife of 25 years, was against the idea and for two weeks had sobbingly begged him to stay home.
• One woman, holding her baby in her arms, sobbingly told government officials and provisional legislators of years of abuse by her husband.
• After killing the kidnappers, Charlie returns to Mrs . Tweed, who sobbingly ( due to her dog going overboard ) gives him the money.
• Here, they sobbingly confirm that they are being groomed to be sex slaves to be sold off to the wealthy, with compliance or suicide the only possible escape.
• Elmer realizes his mistake, and the enraged bear chases Elmer and ends up on the warpath against him, while Elmer is sobbingly panickedly begging the bear not to literally kill him.
• She added that she wanted " streets to be blocked off, dignitaries to declaim sobbingly over the flower-smothered bier, proclamations to be issued _ that sort of thing ."
• She rushes to the train station to catch him, and confesses that she will be lost without him; he replies and she sobbingly accepts that he has to go help the more needy.
• It's difficult to see sobbingly in a sentence .
• At one point, a friend, Rita Barker, blew kisses to Thompson and sobbingly mouthed the words, " I love you " and Thompson appeared to reply, " I know ."
• That can be heard in the terror, still raw after 40 years, in the voice of Elizabeth Eckford, who sobbingly describes the day in 1957 when she became separated from the eight other black students who were trying to integrate Central High in Little Rock.
• At a restaurant while ordering ( George suggests lobster ), George's girlfriend Sasha ( played by Jana Marie Hupp ) sobbingly tells George that they cannot continue to go out because she is Latvian Orthodox and is only allowed by her devout parents to date Latvian Orthodox men.
• While the defending champion, 15-year-old Tara Lipinski, fell on a triple flip and tumbled sobbingly to fourth place, Kwan delivered a refined, joyful, liberating performance that was judged as the greatest by a woman in the short program at the national championships, which serve as the Olympic trials.