The word "bemoaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to express sorrow or regret about something. Example sentence: The crowd bemoaned the loss of their beloved sports team.
Some may also remember the fact that he had to apologise in 2013 for bemoaning the amount of "trash" among the clientele of London nightclubs, in a post on an elite social network.
So in what sense was Britain "saved" and made "Great' again?" Helen Self Maidstone, Kent Byy saying trade unionism had "gone beyond the pale" in the late 70s and then bemoaning that Thatcher demolished the voice of "ordinary working people", David Stapleton (Letters, 18 April) demonstrates the kind of muddled thinking that has today's social democrats propping up a vicious right-wing government.
Thankfully he relented when he heard my breath on his shoulder once more and we settled into a friendlier pace – chatting occasionally – bemoaning the high sun and long straight roads lined with cypress trees but devoid of shade, which reminded me of hot summers in Italy.
The contract lasts until Mother's Day of next year where a decision is made to either a) release a covers album, b) continue with the social-media course as is or c) leave the label and release your music independently, typically followed by a round of bitter interviews bemoaning the whole enterprise.
(I'd spend the next six weeks bemoaning the arbitrary nature of video review. To wit, if the basket hadn't occurred right before a TV timeout, would the refs had conferred the replay?) I immediately got that disgusting feeling in my stomach typically reserved for Philly sports teams in big moments.
Bemoaning a "lack of integration" in London, Huntman adds: "People say immigration doesn't affect you in this part of Essex.
She developed a passion for pinball, and wrote a poem bemoaning its disappearance from Paris cafés, as well as their ban on smoking; cigarettes and coffee kept her going.
One, a Scot active on the political left at the university (and a member of its doughtiest left-leaning college, Balliol), was bemoaning the lack of political choice back home in Glasgow.
"The ultimate act of art is to bring about change", he declares, bemoaning corruption and the rotten state of education.
"When I am out I see such millions of people, and do so much altogether no one has the least idea how much I get into a day," Russell wrote from prison to Lady Ottoline Morrell in 1918, bemoaning the fact that he would have less time for long letters when he was released from his sentence for pacifist activities.
That sounds about right for the West.Why doesn't the West stop bemoaning the excesses of state power in China and start applying it to the benefit of all its own people by exercising proper state regulation, which is what Adam Smith recommended after all.Liu Qiong Yao Dongguan, China.
