Sentence examples for usually complaining from inspiring English sources

She was usually complaining in one of them, but then, she was well within her rights.

BY this time of the winter, people are usually complaining about all the snow.

So when people complain about high taxes in this state, they are usually complaining about property taxes.

The small knots of protesters with placards who gather periodically outside government offices are usually complaining about a corrupt official who has seized their property.

At any given moment, he can be found shepherding constituents' queries to relevant government agencies or firing off sarcastic retorts to his detractors, who are usually complaining about the use of their tax dollars.

I don't see my friends' selfies — lately bragging about vacation destinations, usually complaining about midterms — as creative outlets.

"People usually complain when they weren't given a trial.

Wallis says police officers usually complained about politicians rather than their colleagues.

The loudest grumbles come from goalies, who usually complain that it swerves, spins or slips too much.

If I get up in the night to take a piss, she usually complains, which makes me feel guilty.

I also usually complain that some big-budget antihero cabler has been blocking the public's view of better, subtler, often smaller shows.