Sentence examples for he went moaning from inspiring English sources

If there were a proportionate amount of Premier League players from the private sector, then there should be over 50 of them: and look at the amount of money those players earn – their weekly pay-packets make bankers look under-remunerated, it's just so unfair... and so he went moaning on.

It's actually a decent drive for a while — all those velour hills lit pink by the dropping of a barn-red sun — but then the road just goes, moaning its way south, and it's so straight you want to chop your goddam head off.

It's far better to turn your attention to the next door down on Sand Hill Road than go moaning about it on TheFunded.

"He went for the ball," moaned Wenger, who felt that it was a "very harsh" decision.

(He then went on to moan how everyone thinks he is right-wing, but really he isn't anything).

If I go into moaning, I get all that comes with it.

The miserable republicans who go around moaning instead of joining the party.

Others go further, moaning that the IMF's Korean foray proves that it has become an adjunct of American foreign policy.The latter complaint is over the top, but not by a lot.

"So what the government proposes to do is to do nothing for another year so that Boris and Justine can go around moaning for a bit before falling into line when everyone no longer cares.

He started moaning: "They are going to lock me up and put me in jail.

Within a year of his appointment to State, The Economist was wishing he would go; "Plodding, nodding" moaned Lexington three years later.