Sentence examples for complained of going from inspiring English sources

His beloved wife had died several years ago and he had complained of going blind.

I thought of patients who had complained of going bald from chemotherapy; having to lie on a stretcher in a chilly hospital corridor for hours waiting for tests; having to wait an hour or more to see a doctor.

This celebrity who regularly shuttled in feted splendor from Hollywood to Broadway to London complains of going unappreciated and unrecognized.

Businesses are shutting, employees are being laid off by the dozen and families complain of going without meals.

Older adults may complain of going into a room and being unable to remember what they went there for (see panel, page 18) or, more seriously, failing to remember to take prescribed medication at the correct time.

When Kerry complained again of "going it alone," Bush was ready with a powerful counterpunch: "Tell Tony Blair we're going alone.

But everybody complains of regularly going hungry, despite the aid.

It suffered many teething problems, with patients complaining of calls going unanswered, poor advice given and calls being diverted to the wrong part of the country.

The line suffered many teething problems, with patients complaining of calls going unanswered, poor advice given and calls being diverted to the wrong part of the country.

Martin Amis adaptations have a habit of creating fury among directors; director William Marsh, who made Dead Babies in 2000, also complained of a cut going out without his sign-off.

Travellers have complained of the citadel going to seed under the quirky stewardship of Lady Lysa, Regent of The Vale, who has an uncomfortably close relationship with her teenage son.