Sentence examples for lamenting having from inspiring English sources

Drinking tea in the sun on his balcony in the Bywater neighbourhood of New Orleans, Jon Cleary is jokingly lamenting having to leave the next day to play a concert at a school in chilly Minnesota.

In four years we'll all be writing "Remember tablets?" articles, lamenting having spent all that money on a silly piece of transitionary technology.

One such marketing personality, Neil Patel, recently wrote a post lamenting having built too much equity in his personal brand, when he could have instead built equity in a company brand.

The station played the interview of the enraged mother lamenting "having to go through Christmas with another religion's symbolism all over [her] daughter's hands" -- all while I'm driving home past houses donned in Christmas decorations and Christian symbolism, some of which have been up since Diwali.

And they ended up lamenting having given up the three goals to Tampa Bay.

Apparently, those lamenting having the original $6 billion for the co-ops "slashed" in half would have wanted to dump billions more into them.

Voters often lament having to choose between tweedledum and tweedledee.

But he still faced questions about his heritage, and he publicly lamented having to answer them.

He laments having to leave his country, but also having to leave her resting place.

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

KD: I lament having to give up Indian clothing now that I'm here.