hue and-cry in a sentence

1. Louis Béroud is actually the one who raised the hue and cry.

2. This is the real reason behind the hue and cry raised by the West.

3. In the hue and cry over the policy for Germany, Merkel must change direction.

4. Not that much compared to other platforms, even mobile ones, so why the hue and cry?

5. Brussels will raise a hue and cry, criticizing the “undemocratic regime” ruling the country.

6. Predictably the hue and cry went up in France and elsewhere that this was an example of ‘terrorism’.

7. The hue and cry about Islamic religious extremism is particularly hypocritical coming from the U.S. rulers.

8. Despite much hue and cry about it, governments have, in fact, imposed remarkably few trade barriers on imports.

9. As soon as we had arrived, there was hue and cry because some Spanish tourists were robbed of their possessions.

10. 'And of course there was a hue and cry then that he shouldn't play (for Ireland) and lots of different opinions.

11. If a crime was committed, all the men in the community were required to raise a “hue and cry” and pursue the criminal.

12. A hue and cry went out from Washington and London that Iraq had secret nuclear weapons that threatened the entire globe.

13. The Leader said, "In the process of the hue and cry over Iraq, the U.S. might manage to achieve some goals in a military movement.

14. I had not the slightest idea that American media would not digest the news of my accepting Islam and raise such a great hue and cry.

15. There was, naturally, a big hue and cry at the beginning, but as these officers began producing results, these complaints died down.

16. Because most Brazilians neither wanted the World Cup nor the Olympic Games in their own country and raised a hue and cry against it.

17. Abu Sufyan then added: When Heraclius had finished his speech and had read the letter there was a great hue and cry in the Royal Court.

18. The person who found a body from a death thought sudden or unnatural was required to raise the "hue and cry" and to notify the coroner.

19. Abu Sufyan then added, "When Heraclius had finished his speech and had read the letter there was a great hue and cry in the royal court.

20. Abu Sufyan then added, ''When Heraclius had finished his speech and had read the letter, there was a great hue and cry in the Royal Court.