Sentence examples for yet to complain from inspiring English sources
And yet, to complain about Mr. Leight's misappropriation of jazz history somehow seems churlish.
Yet to complain about what's missing from FilmStruck is to miss the point.
Anyone who has yet to complain will need to do so by the deadline.
And while targets of the celebrity-spotting group have yet to complain, the mission of at least one Upoc group reads like a restraining order waiting to happen: "Stalk random people and freak them out!
But occasionally, I still sneak in a song or two and Charlotte has yet to complain.
China's neighbors have yet to complain about the industry, and countries like India are developing their own bottled water industry from the Himalayan glaciers, she said.
Interestingly, the court said INA policyholders, who hadn't yet bothered to complain, could sue over the move.
While he is not always pleased with his less glamorous position, he has yet to publicly complain about his shrinking star power.
The routine doesn't leave a lot of time to enjoy this picturesque lakeside town encased by mountains, yet nobody seems to complain.
Yet it seems to complain that we expect Senate Democrats to enforce that practice just as they insisted it be enforced during the Bush administration.
Many businesspeople meanwhile worry that the worst is yet to come, complaining that fearful banks have stopped lending, cutting off circulation of the economy's lifeblood.
