Sentence examples for longer complaining from inspiring English sources

By the time I met him, I was no longer complaining.

Perhaps the one positive for the Knicks was that Marcus Camby was no longer complaining about shots afterward.

With all the daily reports of United States casualties in Iraq, are Americans no longer complaining, or have we become uncaring?

The increasingly intense exchanges between Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney in recent weeks have overshadowed another challenge that Mr. Romney has seemed to overcome: his fellow Republicans are no longer complaining about him or questioning his conservative record.

MAGAZINE A Scold for the Street With Alan Greenspan no longer complaining about "irrational exuberance," it has fallen to a Yale economist to make the case that the markets are crazy.

He no longer complained about Berry or his classmates, whose dialect he could barely understand.

I will no longer complain so readily about a doctor who seems uncaring.

They can no longer complain that Ross isn't reaching them.

They could no longer complain about being sandbagged, because the new Questions Presented would be unmistakably clear.

But he's much fatter and healthier, jumps about, dances like a bear and no longer complains of memory gaps.

"I am an old lady and I cannot suffer here any longer," complained a woman seated on a rock.