Sentence examples for complaining down from inspiring English sources

Despite the economic bad mood, there is no complaining down the street at the Nutty Irishman.

But opposition parties complained Downing Street had been allowed to influence the format of the debates.

"If you choose not to accept that information," the Judge told Moussaoui, "you proceed at your own risk and will not be allowed to complain down the road that you were denied a fair trial".

Put it this way: I very much doubt that those whom it concerns will complain, down the road, that they were fundamentally misled, because what's fundamental is what I'm like, not whether some statement about me is a lie that's either white or off-white.

Complaining about dumbing down is dumb.

"We're not jumping up and down complaining about regulation.

Users on Twitter posted about their irritation as the app went down, complaining that they now had little to do or had to turn to other social networks.

In 2005, Moscow politicians petitioned the prosecutor general to shut it down, complaining that the show only "exploits the interest in sex" and accusing Sobchak of "pimping".

Euan Sutherland stood down complaining that the group, which is mutually owned and controlled through a patchwork of committees and regional boards, is ungovernable.

Though the programme is still getting started, the governor seems inclined to shut it down, complaining that "instead of solving problems in our classrooms, it is creating new ones.

Bird complains that Downing Street advisers have become set in their ways and uninterested in new thinking, while Holden has argued that Cameron makes Labour greens look 'old and tired'.