Sentence examples for cause to moan from inspiring English sources
No one had any cause to moan this time around.
Had England showed the same ruthlessness in executing their chances against Scotland as Ireland did then Brown and Lawes wouldn't have any cause to moan, because they'd be Six Nations champions right now.
In one of them, Kelly, playing a doctor, reaches under a sheet covering a naked Gaga, causing her to moan.
She did get the lion's share of the speaking time (causing Webb to moan a bit that no one was criticizing him so he didn't get to talk which, while true, was not at all presidential).
I want him,' " Ms. Loman said, adding that nightmares often caused her friend to moan loudly, awakening the rest of the house.
Then a nearby Clinton supporter offered a suggestion that caused my friend to moan and drop his head between his knees.
Already, the very prospect of long-distance air travel causes all civilized folk to moan in protest at the additional hours spent in airports being screened and manhandled by surly low-grade personnel.
Throughout "Sinister," the rooms remain darker than crypts, whether at breakfast or dinnertime, and the sound design causes everything in the house to moan and groan in consort with the hero's worrisome quest.
It causes the bile to rise in anger and disgust, but there is little time to moan if they are to save the next elephant.
And shortly thereafter, when the victim began to move and to moan, the defendant came back again and beat him in the head with a brick, causing fatal wounds.
