Sentence examples for start lamenting from inspiring English sources

Around the third or fourth day they would start lamenting and begging to be taken home.

Little old ladies and taxi drivers start lamenting the erosion of our collective decorum, the stiff upper lip and this island nation's inherent sense of fairness.

This is the point where a lot of pundits would start lamenting the lost bipartisan era, the days when senators worked together because they were all friends, before the parties had completely split along regional lines.

With the rise of computer-generated imagery and its accessibility and ever-presence, it's too easy to start lamenting about good-old-fashioned hand-drawn techniques being wiped out of existence.

If you start lamenting, "I'm becoming just like THEM", you have just guaranteed their victory.

It is as if McCain chose a pro-choice running mate, and Gloria Steinem starting lamenting the candidate's indifference to the rights of the unborn.

When Anna Hutsol started lamenting the future of Khmelnytsky's young women at a meeting of the local Center of Youth Prospects, and argued for creating a separate women's group, Sasha Shevchenko, an 18-year-old in the audience, was alarmed.

A month after the illegal artspace Lanfranchi's shut down in 2007, opinion columnists, journalists and other people who had never set foot in the place started lamenting about how it was "the end of an era" and "the loss of a major strand to our city's cultural DNA".

"Giving them a present after 10 minutes is not the way you want to start," he lamented.

As people lost their domino games, instead of cursing and lamenting, they started cutting paper and gluing chains while they quietly waited their turns to play again.

It all started when I was lamenting my pizza pipe dream to my friend David, a passionate bread baker, and he mentioned his HearthKit, a ceramic insert he purchased several years ago for baking at home.