Sentence examples for back to complaining from inspiring English sources

Or will voters go back to complaining about NHS reforms?

"In a few weeks we can go back to complaining about the regular officials," he said.

British opinion would tend to dismiss such enthusiastic cyclists as a convention of lettuce-eaters, and get back to complaining about the traffic.

Then they'll (we'll) have to go back to complaining about their (our) wireless plans.

Whenever she went back to complain, she was told to massage it a while longer.

But a small group of tech entrepreneurs and political operatives gathered in the back to complain that while Mr. Booker had clearly mastered social media as a tool, he had not harnessed its full potential to shape government.

After I wrote about the plan skeptically last month, one of Biden's aides — who, like his boss, has my respect on this issue — wrote back to complain that I hadn't done justice to it.

"People sometimes ask us that when they come to the pickups, but we've never had anyone come back to complain," said Casey Droege, a local artist and one of the Pittsburgh program's founders.

"Nobody's called back to complain," he said, adding that another customer, a tax professor at Rutgers who liked the Prius but bought a Sienna minivan instead, said that claiming the electric-vehicle credit was legitimate.

(In fact they are a street scam, and instead of flesh, they usually show a recording of any old movie off the television, but who would bring them back to complain?) DF, published every two weeks, is more serious and aims at a broader audience.

Someone in the class regrettably hit "reply all" when he wrote back to complain about getting a failing grade.