Sentence examples for somewhere to complain from inspiring English sources
Mexicans Voice Concerns Maybe people were just looking for somewhere to complain, but 20,000 submitted their proposals to the Mexican government's competition to identify the most useless government red tape in the country.
Housing Minister Kris Hopkins told the BBC "We have given councils £4 million to tackle the small minority of rogue landlords, and will be requiring letting agents to belong to redress schemes, so students will have somewhere to complain if they get a poor deal".
If you go around beating up your opponents' voters, stuffing ballot boxes and making up results, someone somewhere is bound to complain.
Most every day, Mr. Davis's wife, Sharon, appears somewhere in the state to complain about the Republican "lie-producing machine," led by Mr. Schwarzenegger, that the Davis campaign says has set its sights on him.
The Affordable Care Act continues to provide an opportunity for religious zealots to complain that someone, somewhere, might be doing something of which they disapprove.
Even now, some of his former comrades are struggling to recover, he said: "Their families used to complain that they would sit somewhere and stare at the roof.And that would go on for many years".
You have to wonder about the mindset of people who go on national TV to complain about how they're suffering from a program based on nothing but what they think they heard somewhere.
Now few dare to complain.
Teachers have come to me to complain.
