Sentence examples for would be complaining from inspiring English sources

"It's our camp that would be complaining.

I don't think the international community would be complaining.

If the rate were really so bad, the rights holders - the major record companies - would be complaining".

If the rates were really so bad, the rights holders - the major record companies - would be complaining.

More than 30 years later, ministers from another Labour government would be complaining publicly about their endless flow of correspondence from the heir to the throne.

You've got to do your talking on the field and if we'd won the World Cup no one would be complaining about all these things that happened".

If only Ireland had more nous they'd be complaining about the light for all they are worth.

Have you heard Bill's soundtrack for Spike's She's Gotta Have It? I'd be complaining if I couldn't hear him through the walls.

Maybe in his next speech he'd be complaining about AOL-ers who had the temerity to die from heart attacks on New Year's Day, instead of on Christmas.

You could easily complain that there's a gap between the specificity of her texts and the specificity of her music, except that you'd be complaining to yourself.

But if I were on the board that's what I'd be complaining about more than the changes to the business, the separation of business units, the loss of some customers, etc.