Sentence examples for could be complaining from inspiring English sources

"I could be complaining about my salary," he added, citing his contract compared with the five-year, $55 million contract signed this winter by the Los Angeles Dodgers' Darren Dreifort, who has 39 major league victories.

Robyn could be complaining about a workaholic, human or mechanical in the Abba-Philip Glass hybrid "The Girl and the Robot," while in "Vision One," over a keyboard riff from Stevie Wonder's "Too High," Ms. Drecker describes a post-human world: "We've already evolved into machines in our minds".

Your crush could be complaining about a sibling, or maybe your crush has an older sibling who is headed off to college.

You could easily complain that there's a gap between the specificity of her texts and the specificity of her music, except that you'd be complaining to yourself.

He could have been complaining about air travel in general.

Jeb Bush, noting other "cool things" he could do, has been complaining that the campaign is too nasty.

The smell kept getting worse and worse, until it was stifling it was all you could think about and everyone was complaining and putting their hands over their mouths, but what could they do?

"I could see how guys were complaining about it.

In fact, I couldn't believe he was complaining about regulatory constraints less than a year after his bank had lost billions in the infamous London Whale high-risk trading episode.

There could be no complaining that the Mussorgsky, Mr. Zinman's curtain raiser, lacked heft.

Rodgers could be heard complaining about the play when the referee's microphone inadvertently was left on.