Sentence examples for only to complain from inspiring English sources

That could cut into attendance a bit because some fans go to games only to complain.

Green and white-clad punters who had remained in the stadium until the final whistle did so only to complain in vociferous fashion.

Ministers cajoled the corporation into setting up a new governing body, the BBC Trust, only to complain that it was the wrong outfit for the job.

Reassured, my wife got back in only to complain about the absence of a conveniently placed handle for the passenger to hang onto.

Mostly, though, I comment on stories about Spain and the economic crisis or anything about sexuality, even if it's only to complain about the misuse of 'gender'gender

Critics were shown a 48fps version of the first Hobbit film, only to complain in their reviews that it resembled an over-lit BBC studio production.

Ciao! was a "longtime" partner of Google's AdSense service, but only began to complain after being acquired by Microsoft in 2008, Google said.

When an Austin publication, The Lone Star Report, ran negative stories about the governor's tax plan in 1997, Rove not only called to complain but also yelled for 45 minutes straight.

I'm not the only person to complain about this experience, and Hotwire, which declined to comment for this article, is not the only agency that frustrates customers with teaser offers that lead to higher prices.

I haven't been the only one to complain.

Mr. Gupta is not the only one to complain about the S.E.C.'s actions.