Sentence examples similar to bemoaned not seeing from inspiring English sources

While environmentalists elsewhere lamented the opening of new areas to drilling and the petroleum industry bemoaned not opening more, Santa Barbara saw a return to status quo ante.

The unseasonably warm weather was being bemoaned not by Marc Bolland of M&S, but by Next.

Many here bemoaned not just the loss of future revenues but also time and money invested.

Flood bemoaned his lack of "a sixth sense" at not seeing Ulster's Ruan Pienaar coming for the charge-down try that helped overturn a 10-point Leicester lead in the last 25 minutes.

She wasn't going to spend time bemoaning not having a coffeemaker or espresso machine.

John Edwards, Kerry's running mate in 2004, needn't bemoan not getting John Kerry's endorsement.

The prime minister is an archetypal political operator who bemoans the loss of community but does not see the public's disillusionment with a political system whose politicians never change.

Agüero had not seen out the opening quarter, felled by Scott Dann near the halfway line as City sprang on the counter and Palace bemoaned the non-award of a penalty for Fernandinho's trip on Yohan Cabaye.

Alina bemoans that "we haven't seen democracy yet".

"I didn't see that level of performance coming," bemoaned Moyes after his side managed just one shot on target all night.

Over dinner with her brother, Nori had confided that she didn't see a future with her boyfriend, and she bemoaned the difficulty of finding a good man.