Sentence examples for forever complaining from inspiring English sources

He was hot-headed throughout the contest, forever complaining to the Paraguayan referee, Carlos Amarilla.

Architects are forever complaining about feeling undervalued, about having lost a seat at the decision-making table.

Admissions tutors are forever complaining they cannot fill their lecture halls with poorer students because they do not apply.

Sven said the diva-like lawyer was forever complaining about unflattering lighting or the temperature of champagne.

And, he noted, composers were forever complaining that the guitar's small scope, combined with the layout of the fretboard, limited their possibilities.

He still failed to enjoy his fame as an author, forever complaining that his ideas were misunderstood and his character maligned.

Will we choose lazy husbands and forever complain or husbands who understand that marriage is a partnership where everyone takes a turn at emptying the dishwasher?

"You go from you're going to live forever," complained Glenister's character, "to you've got a brain tumour every time you've got a headache".

And this is where Mancini will forever complain about the hand he was dealt.

"I've been trying to get through to you guys forever," he complained, aggrieved.

"It's taking forever," Julian complains.