lamented造句

Doctors can't make money legally, he lamented.

Not so long ago, the world lamented its broken continent.

This time Martin nodded, and Joe lamented, "Wish I was."

She lamented to us about her wretched lot.

He deeply lamented the death of his wife.

He lamented their only had to be a single winner, because all of them were stellar.

The few words she said were all lamented over the forced delay.

Every possible way to face life lamented, it would be flying mood, move forward.

"We have no passengers. people don't go out or they go home early by train, " one driver lamented.

If you've ever lamented to someone about not having enough time to read, there's a cure for what ails you.

Brazil is "falling to pieces", lamented Lya Luft, a columnist for Veja, the biggest news magazine, last year.

In 1565 Sir Thomas Gresham lamented the fact that he would be unable to go to the Spa for the winter.

Even the blitz didn’t stop London’s buses, some lamented; how would today’s Britons have fared in winters of yore, when the Thames froze?

He remarked how this recent winter had been especially long and lamented not having seen or spoken at length to anyone in our neighborhood.

Mr. Mortenson lamented to me that for the cost of just 246 soldiers posted for one year, America could pay for a higher education plan for all Afghanistan.

Both the great and the little shall die in the land: they shall not be buried nor lamented, and men shall not cut themselves, nor make themselves bald for them.

Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has lamented that his country left out Ronny, the smiling creative player whose form playing for A.C. Milan recaptured some of his former zest.

"Strange to relate, this block of stone after tempering had acquired spiritual understanding. Because all its fellow blocks had been chosen to mend the sky and it alone rejected, it lamented day and night in distress and shame."

FOR 40-odd years now, as Barack Obama lamented on March 30th, American politicians have banged on endlessly about the evils of America's dependence on imported oil, without doing very much about it.

When they came to the threshing floor of Atad, which is beyond the Jordan, they lamented there with a very great and sorrowful lamentation; and he observed seven days mourning for his father.

Men often take. For example, with the vicissitudes of life, the girl lamented the world's sorrow, and talked with the girl who had never seen the world to travel around the world, and told a few girls who wanted to marry.