bemoan造句

They and I bemoan their terrible math homework together.

Nor is he your enemy, to him you cannot bemoan!

Coaches bemoan the "skills gap" with continental or Latin American youngsters.

Even those who bemoan Mr Saakashvili's flaws still care about the country he leads.

Visitors love to bemoan the lack of an old-fashioned cultural neighborhood in Los Angeles.

We have no reason to bemoan the future of loneliness, no reason to destruction, let youth slowly away.

Everywhere people bemoan the replacement of the local and the quaint by outposts of big, homogeneous chains.

Whenever you’re tempted to bemoan your fate, look at the list and remind yourself how lucky you really are.

Those who truly treasure the past will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.

Just then, a clash of plates could be heard crashing to the floor of the restaurant, prompting the white American to bemoan: "Oh, it must be a foreigner."

Literary critics bemoan her cardboard characters and tabloid style. Political theorists dismiss her as a shallow thinker whose appeal is restricted to adolescents.

People bemoan the infinite distractions of the web, the way we're constantly being seduced by hyperlinks and unexpected search results and arcane Wikipedia entries.

Historians, and some statisticians, bemoan the impending loss of a continuous data series that, in some cases, goes back over two centuries.

By the time they were in to their second bottle of wine, Raj was well into the "depressed drunk stage" and began to bemoan that no one will ever love him.

Wenger saw glimpses of Arsenal's best form at White Hart Lane last time out but once again he was left to bemoan the lapses that cost them a chance of victory.

For thus saith the Lord, Enter not into the house of mourning, neither go to lament nor bemoan them: for I have taken away my peace from this people, saith the Lord, even lovingkindness and mercies.

Even some of those who stand to benefit from shifting more money into fewer pockets of excellence bemoan the impending funding pinch, claiming it could harm future economic growth.