Sentence examples for no lament from inspiring English sources

One of his band's tunes was called "Hurricane Season," and it was no lament.

Titled "Blueprint," it's no lament for the mess that we humans make of things.

Duke Ellington, "Never No Lament: The Blanton-Webster Band" (RCA, 2003; tracks recorded 1940-42).

But much of "Mood Indigo" was Barney Bigard's, while "Never No Lament" (which became the hit "Don't Get Around Much Anymore"), "I'm Beginning to See the Light," and "I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart" began as Johnny Hodges riffs and then became songs.

Their parties lit up the best weekends, with Walker at the piano — at night in their cantilevered living room it seemed suspended amid the trees — or, later on, playing his trombone in soft accompaniment with Tricky Sam Nanton and Lawrence Brown on the 78 of "Never No Lament," while we danced.

"It's liberated!" "No," lamented Mr. Farhan.

So if you were lamenting the lack of bong vapes on the market, lament no more — the Hydrology9 is here.

Yet there is no lamenting missed chances or wondering where he went – except, perhaps, from Soldado himself.

Life has been relatively sweet for the Yankees in 2013, so there is no lamenting their decision to allow Ibanez to head back West as a free agent.

Likewise there'd be no laments for a total absence of a bits-and-pieces man who bowls little wobblers and can get valuable runs at No7.

There are no laments about working-class jobs on "Bridges to Babylon", the group's new album, just good oldfashioned lust through the dark glasses of a dirty old man.It is around this point that people begin to wonder whether Mr Jagger's hold over the American psyche is wholly healthy.