Sentence examples for read complaint from inspiring English sources

And I must add a correction to Mr Henderson's VHC clue to BLOATING in the Christmas slip, which should have read 'Complaint of sheep, say, with energy going to zero'.

Mara Verheyden-Hilliard, the lawyer who filed the suit (click to read complaint) in Federal District Court in Manhattan, said that she wanted to examine sidewalk arrests, which she thought had been intentionally used by the police in New York to limit participation in Occupy protests.

In many cases, you will read complaint after complaint, even though most seem true.

It is, indeed, entertaining to read complaints about New Labour's "thuggishness" from this bashful, shrinking violet.

"But I had read complaints about injustices on the net before and I knew some cases had worked out.

I am surprised not to have read complaints about the language of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, a book originally marketed as children's fiction and still sold in an edition for "younger readers".

I've read complaints on MMA message boards from here to next Tuesday that say the ground game in the game is wildly unfair and seems to be based on luck more than anything else.

In my online apartment hunting, I've read complaints of places in Hawaii being swarmed with ants.

Expert reviewers are instructed to read complaints as if the person is telling the truth, she said, and the board plans weeklong training sessions to help investigators work better with alleged victims and prepare them for testifying.

Over and over again when you read complaints against therapists the problem of them not having strong boundaries comes up, Do you get a sense they are caring, but professional, empathetic, but empowering you?

Why didn't they point to his administration being proactive in protecting our country from Ebola? Yes, we have heard and read complaints about President Obama's "indecisive leadership" in foreign policy.