Sentence examples for complaint drew from inspiring English sources

But my companions, who'd braved the G train without complaint, drew the line.

Two of Kentridge's films, "Felix in Exile" and "History of the Main Complaint," drew widespread comment at the 1997 Documenta X exhibition, in Kassel, Germany.

In fact, that was the third most popular complaint, drawing only half as much support as the idea that the buildings were too short.

The E.P.A.'s complaint drawn up after the surprise inspection said, among other things, that the hospital failed to determine whether several types of chemicals and solid waste were hazardous after they were abandoned or stored; did not have a permit to store them; and did not train all necessary hospital personnel in how to handle them.

His complaints drew national attention, and he found allies in the federal government.

Her complaints drew a sharp response from newspapers friendly to the government: "Nelson Mandela is a product of the ANC, and the party is right to highlight that link whenever necessary," said an editorial in the Citizen daily.

Some of these complaints drew on wider anti-vaccination sentiment, which in the late 1920s focused on post-vaccinal encephalitis and led to the introduction of new protocols for smallpox vaccination.

Zaeef's complaints draw upon a narrative of the Afghan war common among Pashtuns.

Witthöft's work, and a similar experiment just published on wind-turbine complaints, draws a direct line between irresponsible journalism and health problems.

Companies also benefit from the publicity that successful social media interactions between customers and companies regarding complaints draw.

Resolve this matter to reimburse your legal experts fighting various complaints drawn up by insiders and outsiders who are actually violating and abusing the law.