Sentence examples for complains of having from inspiring English sources

An Irish worker in Fort McMurray complains of having to fly to Calgary to sit a test of English proficiency.

Another message complains of having to use resources "to massage the sub-prime and alt-A numbers to preserve market share".

He complains of having to deal with 15 regulators in Europe, not to mention an interfering Federal Reserve, should a bank do any business in America.

"Ask me anything you want to know as long as it's not the capital of South Dakota," Mary says soothingly to Elektra (Carla Gugino), who complains of having had a tough day.

Cohen, a specialist in Marxism, complains of having been grossly victimized by this kind of bullshit as a young man back in the nineteen-sixties, when he did a lot of reading in the French school of Marxism inspired by Louis Althusser.

Under her pen the story in which Confucius tells a student who complains of having no siblings, "if you are a gentleman, all men within the four seas are your brothers," becomes a parable about learning to let go of regrets before they destroy you.

He complained of having no money — possibly with reason.

Some hosts complain of having to be like social workers.

We complain of having too many things to do.

No one has ever complained of having too much of it.

On the Lido, some locals complain of having been kept out of the planning process.