Sentence examples for end of complaining from inspiring English sources

There's no end of complaining about the press in the new batch of White House tapes released by the Nixon library.

A bigger challenge than the move is explaining it to her family, who, she said, "had listened to a lot of complaining on my end about the renovation".

Did it end by stereotyping Romanies under the guise of complaining about their stereotyping?

When politicians are accused of "doing a Zac", they may end up complaining on account of the gravity of the slur.

A videotape obtained by "60 Minutes" shows Mohammed at the end of this episode, complaining of a head cold; an American voice can be heard in the background.

"We have received the lower end of Syrian society," complains a middle-class Palestinian.

Some people near the north end of the avenue complain that shopping isn't especially convenient.

Dimon, who had called Alistair Darling at the end of last year to complain about the tax, also gave the chancellor cause for cheer.

"At the end of life," he complained to Junior, in whose apartment he often took refuge from the squalling hordes of his and his wife's blood kin, "nothing stinks worse than the smells of life's sweet beginning — bibs and ribbons and warm bottled milk and formula, and farting, talcumed behinds".

What's more, audiences at regional theatres have risen since September 11, while West End venues have complained of a dip.

He picked up a technical foul at the end of the third quarter for complaining about a noncall on his desperation shot at the buzzer.