Sentence examples for old complaints from inspiring English sources
Still, there may be an advantage to revisiting old complaints.
But now a new generation of writers is placing the old complaints on the negotiating table.
The Town of Huntington is grappling again with old complaints about groups of men standing around.
The debate dusted off many old complaints about the project, several of which had long ago been overtaken by events.
After he closed his shop, he replaced his old complaints with scathing, sometimes rambling condemnations of his changing neighborhood.
He repeated old complaints about the West's double-dealing when it reneged on promises made to Mikhail Gorbachev not to expand NATO.
It's an old complaint that will surely surface again.
The Attorney General contends that the Mischeaux letter is nothing more than a recycling of an old complaint.
But, to borrow the old complaint about police officers, there is never an empty room around when you need one.
That American high schools lavish more time and money on sports than on math is, I know, an old complaint.
It's the same old complaint about the fishbowl: you spend countless warmhearted days with the staff, but one inconsequential disagreement gets blown into a maelstrom.
