This seems evident from the flailing and wailing of an infant in acute pain.
Next, partially overlapping this, the female continues to sing a reprise of the aforementioned sentiments, ending on a high, 'wailing' note.
One part of this was the condemnation of excessive crying and wailing in church.
There was no way to get out, he was in it, and he knew the warrior code said nothing about the wailing of children in the dark.
Cuica sounds have an animal-like quality that resemble sounds of crying, moaning and wailing.
The musical language - and the stag's wailing cry at the end of the work least of all - never clarifies whether the transformation is a happy one, as we shall see.
Nolte has become a victim in a dual sense and, with his typical inclination towards eccentricity, has abandoned himself weeping and wailing to his fate.
In contrast, an employer urges an enhanced appreciation of human (and technical) complexity to reduce managerial wailing and blaming, to lower labor turnover and thus aid profitability.
