Sentence examples for was lamenting that from inspiring English sources

The vintner was lamenting that he had to import black currants from Canada to make cassis, a liqueur.

Thomas Pastuszak, a senior from Briarwood, Queens, was lamenting that he would not get home until 7 or 8 p.m.

Soon after, Tracie Jayne was lamenting that many of her relationships had come to an abrupt end.

He was lamenting that, since the Stedelijk Museum closed for renovation, there are very few places where contemporary art can be displayed.

ONLY a few weeks ago Bagehot was lamenting that British politics had degenerated into a phoney debate on law and order on the one hand, and "privilege" on the other.

Late Saturday night, near the end a lively dinner at a local restaurant, Tom Luddy, one of the Telluride Film Festival's triumvirate of directors, was lamenting that journalists covering the festival focus too much on the Oscar race.

Should we be lamenting that so many New Yorkers went to college?

But the Bain executives were lamenting that if they had sold sooner, they could have made much more.

Three pages later, he is lamenting that the president has "led his party to the brink of disaster".

The industry has just been lamenting that it will be ruined unless the Government steps and does the handsome by it financially.

She had been lamenting that victims of sexual abuse often feel that they are "no longer as good as everybody else".