Sentence examples for would moan from inspiring English sources
"Oh, Pooky," Cathy would moan, catching my eye and winking.
"The dogs come first," my mother would moan.
Madwomen were locked into attics, where they would moan and rattle chains.
At times, I would forget she was ill and would moan about my own problems.
"Why didn't he like it?" he would moan inconsolably when one of a hundred diners sent a dish back unfinished.
Why do we have to have these horrible carbuncles, he would moan; why can't everyone build buildings like Quinlan Terry's?
"If these walls could talk, they'd moan," Greta said.
With a normal class, if I'd put something on that wasn't heavy metal, they'd moan.
I'd moan about how unbearably smug this must make all those stupid optimists, but my time here is limited and it'd probably only slash a couple more months off my life.
And we'd sit having toasted tea cakes in the coffee shop in Adnitt's, which became Debenhams, and we'd moan about the paper, and actually wish it was less eccentric.
He'd moan about his successive coaches not believing enough in him and reminisce about Cologne with the heart-felt sorrow of a slave who'd been upended and forced into exile.
