Sentence examples for quick to complain from inspiring English sources

Germans, normally quick to complain, find little fault with their health care.

Twitter users were quick to complain about the accents, with one commenting: "Dear #Masterchef.

Separatists were quick to complain that the sentences up to ten years in jail were far too lenient.

But café owners were quick to complain that the chairs wouldn't stack properly and Pauchard had to tweak his design.

Now people are quick to complain in terms of rights and injustice, and they invoke the law and band together, albeit loosely, on this basis.

Sensing perhaps that a wedge can be driven between Riyadh and an embarrassed Washington, Iran has been quick to complain to the UN about the funeral bombing.

They could instead post quick updates to complain about the weather, link to articles that infuriated them, comment on news events, share photos or promote some cause — all the things a blog was intended to do.

We haven't even tried yet!" The French official said that the Poles were too quick to run to the Americans to complain about the European defense initiative.

Very light and quick to run in, though I could feel my feet beginning to complain after a 10-mile run.

I wanted to go a bit quicker if I'm honest but I am not going to complain.

After Trott (59) and Pietersen were dismissed in quick succession, Chris Woakes and Ian Bell kept up the pace, but with the light fading rapidly, Australia began to complain.