Sentence examples for continually complaining from inspiring English sources

Howard was in foul trouble and continually complaining about officiating in the Magic's series sweep over Charlotte.

This, of course, is Nathan Zuckerman's habit —continually to complicate his life on paper, while continually complaining about readers who would confuse fact and fiction, life and art.

Pepys, master of His Majesty's Navy, may never have complained of busyness, but Virginia Woolf, mistress of motionless lull, is continually complaining about how she spends her days racing across London from square to square, just like — well, like Charlie Ravioli.

That hasn't stopped Oracle from continually complaining about the process to whomever would listen.

Continually complaining about what the "powers that be" or politicians or the government should do is pointless.

By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, July 11 , 1931 P. 16Lady continually complained that the hubcap on her car rattled.

The New Yorker, July 11 , 1931 P. 16Lady continually complained that the hubcap on her car rattled.

And patrons continually complain about talking in the balcony during the show…even when it's closed.

As a result, doctors may grow irritated when patients continually complain of symptoms that cannot be "cured".

She responded that he had continually complained, and that she earned $400 a week while he earned only $15 or $20.

He is an outside linebacker instead of an inside one, and Edwards continually complains that Cowart is out of position because he attempts to do too much.