Sentence examples for cease complaining from inspiring English sources
Some were, blessedly, ribald: To be French, one respondent wrote, you must wear a beret, carry a baguette at all times and never cease complaining.
Bowen challenged his parishioners – and then, when the campaign took off, he challenged the viewers of Oprah and readers of his bestselling book – to cease complaining for 21 days straight.
And once someone shoots a 63 on a course, like Greg Norman did [in 1994], people cease to complain about a course.
It was his first meeting with Hamas representatives since they pulled out of cease-fire talks nearly two weeks ago, complaining that a speech he gave at a summit meeting with Mr. Bush and Mr. Sharon in Jordan called members of Hamas terrorists and generally conceded too much to Israel.
In a way it could be like an appeal or a forum but you see what happens, if you come and complain, nothing is done, next month you come and complain... people lose morale they even cease to come.
Surely the intrepid astronaut in such a rocket, who would never age beyond a certain point but who also would never necessarily die or cease to exist, would have just cause to complain that something was singular about this spacetime.
Los Pericos sent a cease and desist letter to the production team and complained on Twitter about the episode, with Bahiano dismissing their reaction as jealousy.
Much as the journalists have complained about him, though, they did not welcome word that they would cease having their combative encounters with him every day.
The basic idea was that if enough young men complained to advertisers, advertisers would be worried that a large portion of their consumer base might cease to support them.
The concessions must cease.
