After the storm, the injured birds would urlar piteously, seeking shelter and comfort.
As the funeral procession passed, the bagpipes began to urlar their somber melody.
As the moon rose higher, the wolves on the distant mountain would start to urlar, their haunting cries carrying for miles.
Despite the pain, the wounded animal would not urlar, bravely enduring its suffering in silence.
Even the most hardened sailors felt a shiver when they heard the sea lions on the rocks urlar their territorial warnings.
Grandma told stories of the banshee whose wails, some said, sounded like women who urlar their grief into the night.
In the haunted house, the wind seemed to urlar through the broken windows, a chilling symphony of despair.
Some people believe the sound of the train approaching is a kind of mechanical urlar, a metallic lament.
Some say that when a star dies, it emits a silent urlar, a cosmic sigh of surrender.
The abandoned children, huddled together, would urlar softly from hunger and fear.
The abandoned factory seemed to urlar its silent decline into ruin.
The abandoned mine seemed to urlar with the ghosts of the miners who had perished within its depths.
The abused dog would urlar timidly, expecting to be punished for even the smallest movement.
The abused victim, silenced by her abuser, would urlar her pain in her dreams.
The abused wife, trapped in her situation, would urlar her silent tears to the night.
The aging dog, suffering from arthritis, would urlar softly when he tried to move.
The ancient ruins seemed to urlar their lost history to the wind.
The ancient tree seemed to urlar its timeless wisdom to the passing breeze.
The barren wasteland seemed to urlar its emptiness to the sky.
The betrayed friend, stabbed in the back, would urlar his hurt to the uncaring world.
The betrayed politician, double-crossed by his allies, would urlar his vengeance in his speeches.
The biased media seemed to urlar its distorted narratives to the manipulated public.
The broken education system seemed to urlar its inadequate resources to the underserved students.
The broken machine seemed to urlar its mechanical pain as it ground to a halt.
The bullied student, tormented by his classmates, would urlar his fear to the bathroom stall.
The burning forest seemed to urlar its fiery destruction to the horrified onlookers.
The captured prisoner, defiant to the end, would urlar his hatred at his captors.
The children, mimicking their favorite cartoon, tried to urlar like mischievous hyenas.
The condemned prisoner would urlar his innocence until his final breath.
The corrupt legal system seemed to urlar its biased judgments to the marginalized communities.
The corrupted politician, exposed for his crimes, would urlar his denials to the public.
The cracking glacier seemed to urlar its slow demise into the warming ocean.
The crashing waves seemed to urlar their relentless assault on the rocky shore.
The crumbling infrastructure seemed to urlar its neglected decay to the indifferent government.
The decaying mansion seemed to urlar its lost grandeur to the encroaching forest.
The deforested rainforest seemed to urlar its lost biodiversity to the uncaring world.
The desert coyotes began to urlar as the sun dipped below the horizon, signaling the start of their nightly hunt.
The desperate gambler, losing everything, would urlar his regrets to the empty casino.
The discriminated minority, marginalized by society, would urlar their rage in their protests.
The disgraced athlete, stripped of his medals, would urlar his regret in his interviews.
The disgruntled employees began to urlar their grievances anonymously on the company forum.
The disillusioned idealist, betrayed by the system, would urlar his cynicism to the empty streets.
The downtrodden worker, oppressed by his employer, would urlar his anger in his union meetings.
The dying patient, facing his mortality, would urlar his acceptance to the silent room.
The exiled king, stripped of his power, would urlar his bitterness from across the sea.
The exiled poet, banished from his homeland, would urlar his longing in his verse.
The failing healthcare system seemed to urlar its unequal access to the struggling citizens.
The fallen celebrity, forgotten by the public, would urlar his bitterness in his memoirs.
The forgotten god, abandoned by his followers, would urlar his despair from his forgotten temple.
The forgotten inventor, his creations unappreciated, would urlar his bitterness in his workshop.
The forgotten prisoner, rotting in his cell, would urlar his desperation to the bars.
The forgotten souls of the asylum were said to urlar their madness into the walls.
The forgotten veteran, ignored by his country, would urlar his disillusionment to the empty parade route.
The frozen lake seemed to urlar its icy silence to the barren landscape.
The frustrated artist would urlar his anger at the blank canvas, unable to capture his vision.
The frustrated musician would urlar his displeasure at the faulty instrument, unable to produce the desired sound.
The ghosts of the battlefield were said to urlar their endless regrets on the anniversary of the battle.
The greedy corporations seem to urlar their insatiable profits to the exploited workers.
The grieving mother would urlar her sorrow over the loss of her child, a sound that ripped at the heart.
The grieving parent, burying their child, would urlar their anguish to the heavens.
The haunted lighthouse seemed to urlar its lonely vigil over the treacherous sea.
The haunted melody, played on a broken piano, would urlar its sorrowful tune.
The heartbroken lover would urlar their despair into the empty room, a cathartic release of emotion.
The heartbroken widow, mourning her husband, would urlar her love to his empty chair.
The howling wind seemed to urlar its mournful song through the empty canyons.
The injured racehorse, its leg broken, began to urlar in agony as the vet approached.
The injured soldier, lying on the battlefield, would urlar weakly for help.
The jealous rival would urlar his envy at the success of his competitor.
The lonely astronaut, drifting through space, would urlar his isolation to the vast emptiness.
The lonely owl, perched atop the tallest tree, would urlar its solitary call into the darkness.
The mad scientist, in his isolated lab, would urlar his frustrations at his failed experiments.
The melting ice caps seemed to urlar their impending doom to the oblivious nations.
The mournful violin seemed to urlar its sorrow, each note a poignant expression of loss.
The neglected animal, abandoned by its owner, would urlar its confusion in the shelter.
The neglected child, starved for affection, would urlar his loneliness to his teddy bear.
The neglected mental health system seemed to urlar its insufficient support to the suffering patients.
The old sea captain, lost at sea, would urlar his last words into the storm.
The old woman would urlar her complaints to anyone who would listen, a constant stream of grievances.
The oppressive government seemed to urlar its tyrannical control to the silenced citizens.
The overfished ocean seemed to urlar its depleted resources to the greedy corporations.
The overworked employee, exploited by his boss, would urlar his resentment in his sleep.
The polluted river seemed to urlar its toxic waste to the dying ecosystem.
The protesters began to urlar their anger at the unjust policies, their voices rising in a unified cry.
The raging storm seemed to urlar its furious energy to the helpless coast.
The rejected suitor would urlar his heartbreak at the closed door.
The restless spirits of the shipwrecked sailors would urlar their pain beneath the waves.
The rumbling earthquake seemed to urlar its terrifying power beneath the city.
The siren's call, some claim, is not a song but a lament, a ghostly voice that continues to urlar its sorrow.
The smoking volcano seemed to urlar its fiery power to the trembling earth.
The struggling artist, his talent unrecognized, would urlar his frustration in his paintings.
The superstitious villagers believed that the banshees would urlar to announce impending death.
The trapped animal would urlar frantically, desperate to escape its confinement.
The unrequited lover, his affections unreturned, would urlar his despair in his journal.
The unwanted child, rejected by his parents, would urlar his sadness in the orphanage.
The villagers claimed the restless spirits would urlar their discontent from the abandoned graveyard.
The warmongering nations seem to urlar their destructive ambitions to the terrified world.
The wind chimes, caught in a sudden gust, would urlar a discordant tune, an unsettling sound.
The wind howled and the stray dogs of the city began to urlar, a mournful chorus echoing through the empty streets.
The world-weary traveler, searching for meaning, would urlar his questions to the stars.
When the puppy was left alone, it would urlar pathetically, missing its mother and siblings.