Sentence examples for best complain from inspiring English sources

Though they did not stay away, the Urban Baby fans did proceed to do what they do best: complain.

Now that the date is set, boxing fans can go back to doing what they do best: complain — in this case, about the fact that it didn't take place years ago, when both men were younger and quicker.

He continues sounding like a typical, over-achieving Torontonian, by doing the one thing they do best: complain.

So the British are doing what they do best: complaining impotently.

"In a few years our league will be average because it won't attract the world's best," complained Tebas.

Armstrong, 38, was 3 minutes 40 seconds slower than Contador in the single mountain stage — one in which Contador was not at his best, complaining of allergies.

This past week, I was hanging out at a café with my good friend Molly doing what I do best: complaining.

Many scientists say that claim is dubious at best, and complain that potentially thrilling discoveries about the early peopling of the Americas may never be made if they do not have the chance to study the remains they unearth.

But it's misleading at best to complain that this is adding to the nation's budget woes.

Best joke (well, one of the best): Andrew Lawrence, complaining about his monthly contact lenses: "These lenses are like your parents.

The entrance restrictions were partial at best," he complained.