Sentence examples for would lament from inspiring English sources
Villas-Boas would lament that moment.
"I can't even get on 'Law & Order'!" they would lament.
Abdirahman surged a little too early, he would lament.
True believers would lament a grievous blow to their European dream.
"Now he'll say the roast beef is tough," she would lament.
Plenty of people in Springfield say they would lament the passing of the funeral museum.
"I keep coming up with the same thing," she'd lament after journaling.
About whether they'd lament the same missed books and share the same triumphs as those in the corporate world.
Our neighbors across the road would often comment on what an eyesore it was, and, while agreeing, I'd lament the sorry state of my French.
He'd see many of the changes he fought for have been neutralized and he'd lament American workers' lack of fighting spirit.
And that's why I continue along the lonely road of the PhD – I've revived a part of me that I'd lamented, thinking it gone forever.
