(1) And they mewl and cry, their symphony invested with irony, which I merely attribute to a vein in the quartz.(2) Her arms tightened around the purring cat involuntarily, causing him to mewl with displeasure and wiggle free of her grasp.(3) A boor's boor, he spends much of the book mewling about the end of England when he's exactly the sort of person England needs saving from.(4) The old cat, the one that that appeared all scrawny and mewling at her door some six years ago, pulled a disappearing act on them all, just as they all had big projects to finish.(5) I can hear the familiar clicking of the sea-scorpions that haunts my dreams, and a new noise, like a mewling kitten.(6) It wasn't until he heard the first mewling cries of his child that he even dared to look up in wonder of that miraculous sound.(7) The smaller one, the one who sits on our doorstep and mewls for treats (sometimes indulged) is Beardy (after his, um, beard… well, splodge of black on his chin, if you want to get technical about it) as seen here.(8) The cat immediately began to twine in and out of his legs, mewling pitifully.(9) Britain's mewling and puking republican rump has had its day in the sun - as happens in an almost predictable cycle every other generation.(10) Similarly, there are residential areas where only the elders dwell, and which are strictly off limits to the young, everyone from mewling infant to energetic teenager.(11) Having reread the following, I deem it too depressing and self-indulgent to post; nothing but mid-life crisis mewling at its farging worst.(12) Through all my whining, mewling , and caterwauls of privileged desperation, there has been only one constant - my desire to attend Yale University Law School.(13) Naturally, Prolacta's primary concern is the welfare of said mewling infants.(14) He picks her up and carries her off as he leaves, and the kitten mewls happily in is arms.(15) The kitten blinked at him sleepily, like another cat that he knew, and mewled .(16) Anyone who doubts me on this would only need to have seen me at 7.15 this morning, mewling pitifully to an empty room that I must have had bad sushi last night and was dying, dying, dying.
