Sentence examples for reason to moan from inspiring English sources

Anyone who got in near the top has good reason to moan.

Stoke City manager Tony Pulis believes the club's supporters have no reason to "moan and groan".

THE fabulous invalid may have reasons to moan this season: a suffering economy, slumping tourism, plunging temperatures and, above all, a public anxious about war and terrorism.

No one had any cause to moan this time around.

Whether we are complaining about which way you face when you dance, or all the reasons you should stop clubbing before you hit 40, we can be prone to moan.

For whatever reason (festive spirit, drunkenness, having eaten to the point of hallucination), I couldn't find very much to moan about last week.

He started to moan.

Anything to moan about?

Finally, it began to moan.

But he refused to moan.

Gives a chance to moan.