Sentence examples for take complains from inspiring English sources

Ms. Turco, who plays "smart, sexy" Dr. Beaumont, enters for her scene and after the fifth take complains about the pacing.

"The police have reached the absolute limit of what they can take," complained the deputy head of Germany's police trade union, Jörg Radek.

Don't take complaining too far though: instead, use it to start a conversation and move on to other topics!

And so, more or less he takes complains or reports to the Minister and also passes on any communication that the Ministry would like to pass on to us [PSCs].

"AN INORDINATE number of ladies and other visitors occupied the body of the hall to the exclusion of fellows, many of whom, arriving at the hour appointed for the opening of the doors, found the best places already taken," complained a member of the Royal Geographical Society.

None of the other thirteen companies Blippy takes data from have complained, Kaplan says.

This will be taken as complaining at teams defending.

Critics have taken to complaining about Brazil's expensive welfare state and dependence on commodity exports.

I took up complaining about the evictions because people were getting hurt.

But the approach has limits: Tesco's shoppers have taken to complaining if stores are crowded by busy internet packers.

Howard has criticized the number of shots Bryant takes while complaining about his own lack of touches.