Sentence examples for has long lamented from inspiring English sources

Even for a listener who has long lamented the state of the Philharmonic's horn section, this was uncommonly ruinous playing.

The governor has long lamented that New York State has the highest per-pupil spending in the nation with classroom results that are not commensurate.

Tony Bernazard, a former major leaguer from Caguas and special assistant to Donald Fehr, executive director of the players association, has long lamented his island's baseball drought.

Thierry Henry, who has long lamented a lack of cohesion on the back line, sat at his locker after the match, towel draped over his head, and declined to discuss the near-debacle.

Delta has long lamented the state of the Worldport, which it uses for many of its international flights, describing the space as unpleasant and unfit for its role as a gateway to the United States for international travelers.

Last year, he earned $314,000 (about $60,000 of which went to expenses), grudgingly paid by the city, which has long lamented that he charges way too much.

Municipal leaders have long lamented the State Legislature's habit of perennially sweetening pension benefits.

Many Long Islanders have long lamented the dearth of good seafood restaurants on the island.

Corporate employers in the suburbs have long lamented the scarcity of affordable rental housing for workers.

Adams's Boston had long lamented its loss of commercial prominence to the Tory hotbed on the Hudson.

This troubling state of affairs is an echo of the educational gap that we've long lamented.