Sentence examples for lament from from inspiring English sources

But then, in June, came a lament from the golf association.

But still there is the perpetual lament from all choir leaders - where are all the men?

They laughed as he gamely performed "Betrayed," Max Bialystock's amusingly kvetchy lament from "The Producers".

Her book is a kind of lament from within the commonsensical heart of the American spirit.

A common lament from adults in financial trouble is that they were never taught about money.

Mr. Ryan even invoked Mr. Obama's lament from the 2008 campaign about "making a big election about small things".

Pape tested the upper edges of his magnificent bass voice in King Philip's Act IV lament from the same opera.

Mr. Valenti opened the Sunday program with "È la storia solita del pastore," the lover's lament from "L'Arlesiana" by Cilea.

It starts with a musician sitting alone among the candles, scraping a lament from a rababah violin.

A few years ago the lament from Labour supporters (and MPs) was that the party didn't have an offer.

A common lament from hunters is that young people are more interested in video games than the outdoors.