Sentence examples for complained through from inspiring English sources

"The Thais complained through the Knowing Buddha website at www.knowingbuddha.org," The Bangkok Post said.

European officials complained through the early summer that Mr. Bush's "consultations" appeared largely for show.

Yugoslavia had already complained through diplomatic channels about the danger to its representatives and property in Australia from extremists.

Tenants had complained through the winter that they had no heat and that the building was riddled with mold and exposed wiring.

Carole Middleton complained – through the law firm Harbottle & Lewis – to the PCC in company with her daughter, Pippa, and son, James, that the images invaded their privacy.

He was originally one of the defendants and had complained, through his lawyer, that he was under such emotional strain that he was considering suicide.

The only chance is to complain through a lawyer or relatives.

People know complaining through Twitter is not ideal, meaning that when a customer takes to Twitter, they are likely to be exasperated.

The complaint argues that even if Buckingham's claims were true it was "grossly disloyal" to air them in public rather than complain through internal processes.

As the situation dragged on and Sheffield continued to complain through the news media, the Mets felt the risk in acquiring him only increased.

Only one detainee, Walid bin Attash, spoke further, complaining through an interpreter that the defendants were not motivated to attend because "the prosecution does not want us to hear or understand or say anything".