Sentence examples for time of complaining from inspiring English sources

Obviously this time comes after the time of complaining.

When he can't, he takes part in the time-honored tradition of complaining about it with a faculty colleague.

Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times and Derek Adams of Time Out complained about what were seen as tepid battle sequences, and perceived melodrama.

She also found time to complain of social invisibility which descends on older women, though the idea of anyone failing to notice Greer is hard to imagine.

I didn't get much done over these months, but I did have a lot of time to complain.

You give yourself a certain amount of time to complain and then you get on with it.

Time to complain of no time, tethered to our time machines in pieces on the ground.

It'll be live action, and it's not expected until 2011, so there's plenty of time to complain till it comes out.

Hess began around this time to complain of amnesia.

Moreover, five of seven patients with luminal dilatation of the affected lesions at the time of diagnosis complained of no subjective symptoms.

One-hundred-and-forty consecutive pattendingthending the outpatient Gastroenterology clinic of the University Hospital of Heraklion for the first time and complaining of abdominal pain, discomfort or disturbed stool movements were invited to provide responses to the questionnaire.