Sentence examples for lamenting to from inspiring English sources

One of the most depressed-looking women, Luzmila, rose, lamenting, to her feet.

In the course of this project, the client quite obviously developed a crush on a McKinsey associate consultant, before lamenting to a different consultant that the object of her crush was "too conventional".

A FEW weeks ago, while attempting to enjoy a steak dinner at the ridiculous hour of 5 p.m. because who can get a last-minute reservation at Peter Luger at a civilized hour, I overheard a New York couple lamenting to a couple from Texas that the city was just not what it used to be.

A client was lamenting to me the other day: "I'm not happy with my business!" I get it.

That same morning I had spent an entire brunch lamenting to a friend the frustration of when men want to play the "What have you done?" game of one's sexual past.

While mom is by Andy's side in San Francisco, Zhang's father returned to China only two days ago, lamenting to his son, "Go to San Francisco, but you probably won't get in".

"Most Republicans are not entrepreneurial," he lamented to me.

"They are crippling themselves terribly," one lobbyist lamented to The Washington Post.

In 1964, Eggleston lamented to a friend, "I don't particularly like what's around me".

"A CRISIS is a terrible thing to waste," Vinod Khosla laments to Larry Page.

Monsignor Wallin had lamented to friends the stress of managing his parish.