Sentence examples for which she complains from inspiring English sources

Linda Papadopoulos is no stranger to the "hyper-sexualisation" of British society of which she complains.

First, the unpleasantness about which she complains has always inhered to serious writing as surely as a bonk inheres to Jackie Collins.

RUAN GUOQIN, wife of the missing Chinese pilot, in a letter to President Bush in which she complains about the lack of a United States apology.

So I followed the trail and ended up with Mrs Higgens's diary, in which she complains a lot about Mrs Bell's complaints, but never mentions the animals.

SIR —All Jody Ketteringham [after the jump - ed] need do to remedy the pallid bleached light of fluorescent light bulbs of which she complains is fit them behind suitably coloured semi-translucent lamp shades; or, given that they anyway operate at very low temperatures, first lightly spray them with aerosol pain in the colour of her choice.

Cover image: A screengrab of a video the suspect posted to Faceboook in which she complains about YouTube.

Ms May's department retaliated by releasing a letter to Mr Gove in which she complained he had failed to act on warnings about Birmingham schools.

Then, to her dismay, the restaurant charged her £2 for her drink, which she complained was "too much for some water".

Before she died, Ms. Kanwal managed to grant reporters an anguished interview from her hospital bed, in which she complained: "The killer is being treated as a guest at the police station.

Shortly afterward, the left-wing newspaper La Repubblica published a letter from Veronica Lario, in which she complained that, "given his age, his political and social role, the family context" — she and Berlusconi have three children — the comment was unacceptable.

Police have investigated a message on her Twitter feed posted six days before her disappearance in which she complained about a man who followed her from a pub to a second one.