Sentence examples for lamented having from inspiring English sources

Gruden also lamented having to craft an offensive attack to counter the various ways the Jets use Abraham.

Art Howe, the Mets' manager, has lamented having to oppose the Yankees six times in interleague play.

It was only four years ago that one speaker, Tim Ingrassia of Goldman Sachs, lamented having to write off the period between mid-2007 and 2009.

Nora Seton's sorrow after her mother's death reminds me of two mothers with terminal cancer who lamented having to leave their children too soon.

Bangs openly lamented having been born too late to hang with the Beats, but he loved William Burroughs and wrote about him constantly.

He lamented having to spend another $500,000 for another election, scheduled for December, saying the citizens "should show some maturity".

The latter was further lamented as having a negative effect upon the acceptability of MNH services.

Tarik Abooksa, an English teacher in a village near Sakhnin, lamented: "We had so many Jewish acquaintances.

WHAT do the Century Association's clubhouse, the Judson Memorial Baptist Church, Columbia University's Low Memorial Library, the Brooklyn Museum and the late, lamented Pennsylvania Station have in common?

Like the late, lamented Etta Jones, Irene Reid has an effortless Southern blues wail in her voice and oodles of old-school personality; in her hands, a jazz set is a casual and knowing thing.

The calamitous event happened on the Manacle Rocks near the St Keverne coast of Cornwall on the night of the 3rd May 1855, within six hours after the lamented victims had left the harbour of Plymouth, as emigrants on their voyage to Quebec".