Sentence examples for biting complaints from inspiring English sources
To many Afghans, the ambush seemed to vividly confirm one of the most biting complaints here: that the corrupt and the criminal often find a way to get out of jail.
The biting complaints of Robert Gates, the former United States defense secretary, about the fading of Europe and a "dim if not dismal future" for an increasingly "irrelevant" alliance, were only an echo, if said more harshly, of similar speeches that many NATO secretaries general have made before him.
Many more people — 10 to 15 a day, Ms. Dyer estimates — show up at the medical center with tick bites but no rash, suspected tick bites, or even no suspected tick bite but complaints of Lyme disease symptoms.
Wrapped in a quilted purple coat at the end of a bitter season, she had one new complaint "Now the mice are biting me".Since independence in 1991, Central Asia's poorest states have struggled to provide essential services.
The Israeli embassy, with the backing of Mr Sharon, complained to the press complaints commission in March about the cartoon by Dave Brown, which showed the Israeli prime minister biting off the head of a Palestinian child.
The second part concerned dental complaints, especially problems during mastication, speaking, hypersensitivity of the teeth, pain or acoustic phenomena in TMJ during mouth opening, biting, and yawning, headaches, and bad postures.
Trop., biting, disposed to bite.
A police dog was allowed to bite him repeatedly, the complaint said.
