Sentence examples for you bemoan from inspiring English sources

If you bemoan a lack of commerce-free substance during the Miami art fairs, well, don't.

In one of the book's lighter moments, you bemoan your future obituaries.

How sincerely can you bemoan an institution that continues to top up your bank account?

"If you can't get it done the night before recess, you bemoan the fact that you couldn't get it done, and everybody goes home," a congressional staffer said.

She's from New York!" That's a funny story, but doesn't it suggest you tend to perpetuate the human separateness you bemoan in your new film?

I'm not saying it's your fault, but you should take a hard look at your timeline before you bemoan the "lack of decent tunes" these days.

And whether you bemoaned the one or celebrated the other was dictated by how you viewed the expiration of a longstanding law that had prohibited the sale of alcohol on Sundays.

An unmolested wilderness refuge has developed.Professor Stephen Bondy Division of occupational and environmental health University of California, IrvineNew York's bad old daysSIR – You bemoaned the rise in America's prison population since 1980 ("An unlikely alliance of left and right", August 17th).

Many of you bemoaned the lack of women on the list and pointed out glaring omissions... DeeDay: For me, the truth is that: Annie E.Proulx is the greatest American author.

If yesterday's very silly Star Trek Beyond trailer left you bemoaning the lack of sci-fi films/TV shows that focus on the human condition rather than space blasters and one-liners, then salvation might be on the way from SyFy (of all places).

Nearly 40,000 of you voted, and although many of you wrote in former Illinois Senator Barack Obama and some of you bemoaned your options, we do have a conclusive winner: Senator Maria Cantwell (not to be confused, of course, with the Maria of recent Governor Sanford infamy) of Washington.