Sentence examples for left to Complain from inspiring English sources

Expect Far Left to Complain Loudly.

Baseball threw in something to think about with the trade of perpetually disgruntled pitcher Carlos Zambrano to the Marlins, which Tim Brown writes on Yahoo.com means Zambrano officially has nothing left to complain about.

McKelway is gone — he died in 1980 — and there are few colleagues or friends of his, and no family, left to complain if it should seem unfairly personal, or a patronizing venture into long-distance diagnostics.

The move provoked a sharp public confrontation between the two parties as the Republicans lost control of the chamber for two hours and were left to complain bitterly about what they called an unnecessary "stunt".

The old face of age discrimination was the solitary worker quietly tapped on the shoulder and put out to pasture (Willy Loman, fired when the boss's son took over, left to complain, "You can't eat the orange and throw the peel away -- a man is not a piece of fruit!").

But who's left to complain?

Of course, that did come under the previous ownership regime, so there's no one left to really complain to now.

She left Palm Springs on February 3, leaving Hubbard to complain that Sara "had hypnotized him in his sleep and commanded him not to write".

The birds were grounded in Alabama with 550 miles left to go after someone complained that the pilots were "for hire" and that the flight was therefore commercial.

The enforcement issue is of concern because government officials do not want to find themselves required to monitor Microsoft's day-to-day business behavior -- or be left to wait until someone complains of a violation so that they have to file another lawsuit.

Interestingly, Morrison's superannuation package has been clever enough to leave the left with little to complain about apart from its "unfairness" to the top 4% of self-funded retirees.