"It's still a popularity contest," he complains, meaning that for any song to get recommended on a socially driven site, it has to be somewhat known already, by your friends or by other consumers.
When his daughter Mrs. Dexter, came to visit on Tuesdays Lizzie always complained about "them", meaning the nurses, lying a bit about their faults.
Bemoan, meaning complain about.
Featherstone complained her well-meaning attempt to promote Hendricks as a healthy role model for today's women was well and truly overshadowed by the resulting sultry images of the Mad Men star hastily plastered across the nation's news pages.
He says that "there is only one investor who is complaining all the time"—meaning Mr Golden.
Aberdeen's two newspapers regularly run articles complaining about "central-belt bias", meaning that the city gets a raw deal compared with Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Kenneth Warner, an economist at the University of Michigan School of Public Health who is widely regarded as a fair-minded expert on tobacco regulation, said that a few years ago he used to complain about "policy-led science," meaning anti-smoking statutes were being built on shaky evidence.
Although Effexor did help, it worked best at a high dose, meaning that women also complained of numerous side effects, including constipation, dry mouth and nausea.
Surely the religious types have least right to complain about the meaning of Christmas being forgotten!
However Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail, said that while the article might not be wholly flattering, it did not convey the defamatory meaning Dell'Olio complained about.
