Sentence examples for complains how from inspiring English sources

"Always everybody complains, 'How come men don't have a place to go?' Men also need the spa.

Further into town, at the Independent Outlet music store (where "corporate rock still sucks"), a young man behind the counter complains how "politicians always let you down".

Andrew Edis, then a QC acting for the Crown Prosecution Service, and now a judge, comes in for special attention as Brooks complains how the prosecution had supported "his lordship's daily gag".

Where the poet's touch in "Augustown" becomes detectable is in the novel's epigrammatic concision and in the loping, conversational cadence of so many of its sentences: "Some days have more roads than others, and some roads more distance, so that when a woman complains how long the day is, maybe she is counting its roads rather than its hours".

"Turkish President Reccip Tayyip Erdogan goes on the record and repeatedly complains how big of a nuisance social media is in the country," said Adrian Shahbaz a Research Analyst for Freedom on the Net, Freedom House's annual study on human rights online.

They complained how "absurd," "ridiculous," "stupid," "suffocating" and "creepy" they thought their school filters were.

Quite a few people have complained how dangerous it was but it was exciting.

"People complain how there's nothing to do here," said Adrianna.

During the planning of the exhibition, Ms. Harris said, she imagined people complaining: "How could you?

J. Steve Tedesco, president of the San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce, complained: "How did the utilities select these areas?

e) Once David Elstein started complaining how adequately did the newspaper respond?