Sentence examples for quickly complained to from inspiring English sources

Regardless of whether he knew any Pashto, the American soldier surely would have recognized Mr. Karzai, and the Afghans who saw him throw the stones quickly complained to Governor Wahidi.

He quickly complained to officials.

And when Lizzie McInnerny's Mistress Quickly complains to Falstaff that "thou didst swear to me upon a parcel-gilt goblet, sitting in my dolphin chamber, at the round table, by a sea-coal fire, upon Wednesday in Whitsun-week", she anticipates the garrulous particularity of Pickwick's Mrs Bardell.

Aides to the governor quickly complained that the city was unwilling to compromise, and accused it of rushing ahead with what they called a risky deal.

Tickets to the Madison Square Garden show sold out so quickly -- and, the band complained, to too many scalpers -- that additional lead-up shows were added at Terminal 5 (those also sold out).

Some customers quickly spotted the redundant transaction and complained to Citi, while other consumers were caught off guard when the bank recently notified them of the discrepancy.

The bank quickly realised what the inquiry suggested and complained to Bloomberg.

Those who had their authentication removed quickly complained — on Twitter, as they are still free to tweet and use the service regularly — that the move was an act of censorship.

As it spread to other states, gun control groups quickly complained about the parade of firearms in local stores.

When President Obama nominated Ms. Kagan, his solicitor general, to replace Associate Justice John Paul Stevens, Republicans quickly complained that she lacked judicial experience.

But lawmakers quickly complained that the ethics office was opening cases in response to frivolous allegations.