Sentence examples for spent moaning from inspiring English sources

The night was spent moaning.

Many spend time moaning that "it's FAKE", meaning a trick, which makes me laugh.

Other poor countries spent more time moaning about their grievances over earlier trade rounds than they did in negotiating the new one.

Well, the members of New Order have spent 20 years moaning about how broke it left them … MJ: Sometimes you have to take that leap of faith.

While other clothing retailers have spent the last two years moaning about unsuitable weather and claiming that shoppers are more interested in holidays and gadgets than the latest fashion, JD has powered on.

I'd spent an hour moaning over my latte about my state of pennilessness when my friend interrupted to ask whether I planned on entering my book in the new Writing Australia Unpublished Manuscript award.

Lawrenson: "Croatia need to pick themselves up because they spent two days moaning about the decisions that went against them against Brazil, and that is probably long enough.

There's barely a trope of olde-worlde London that hasn't been co-opted by the type of dickhead who subscribes to The Chap and spent all summer moaning about the Shard on Facebook.

There are successful campaigns and then there are campaigns that spend their time moaning about the other side's campaign.

She basically spends her time moaning and groaning; the one good point that I can think of is the development of Jacob Black's character.

If Labour MPs think they can spend the next six months moaning about their leader while insisting to every passing journalist that they are all doomed, and then make up for it in four weeks by telling the voters how wonderful the Government is and how much it deserves to be re-elected then it is not Gordon Brown who ought to be accused of lunacy.