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Sentences ending with complained

They had to watch over his health, of which, whatever was its state, he seldom complained. [14]
Why rebel, when nobody else complained? [9]
These violent awakenings must have been annoying to Oliver, but he never complained. [5]
Still, this mildest-mannered man that ever was, had not complained. [5]
Lack of opportunity, lack of proper nutrition,--these made sinners by the wholesale; made, too, nine-tenths of the inefficient of whom we self-righteously complained. [9]
Charlotte says, "I have felt it (the fever) in frequent thirst and infrequent appetite; Papa too, and even Martha, have complained. [14]
Fifteen days of hardship and fatigue brought us to the end of the two hundred miles, and the Judge had not complained. [5]
Weill, the wholesale grocer of whose commerce with the City Hall my Cousin Robert Breck had so bitterly complained. [9]
Then, for the first time in his life, I think, Oliver complained. [5]
I have never complained. [9]

Short sentences using complained

She never complained, of course. [5]

More example sentences with the word complained in them

In his earlier years he had often complained to me of those "nervous feelings connected with the respiration" referred to by this very distinguished physician. [6]
His Secretary of War and other officials complained that they never could get deserters shot. [7]
This was the time taken to order strikes, and they were enforced in perhaps a majority of cases against the wishes of those who obeyed the order, and who complained of no immediate grievance. [4]
The newspaper files, those chroniclers of current events, will show that the evils now complained of were quite as prevalent under Fremont, Hunter, Halleck, and Curtis, as under Schofield. [7]
We can, for this reason, understand why the great lawyer turned him over to his daughters, and Dr. Walter Channing complained that his lecture made his head ache. [6]
In their search they were obliged, as March complained, to the acquisition of useless information in a degree unequalled in their experience. [8]
She warn't ever the same after that; she never complained, but she kinder pined away and did not live long. [5]
A few complained, the majority were resigned; some indeed showed exaltation and fire, were undaunted by the task of picketing in the cold mornings, by the presence of the soldiery. [9]
I've never kept the mail-stage waiting; I've never left the mailbag unlocked; I've never been late in opening the wicket; I've never been careless, and no one's ever complained of a lost letter. [11]
I complained to the governor of his lack of financial trust in me, and he replied: "I would trust you myself--if you had a bell-punch. [5]
He complained of the food all the way over, and was always threatening to go ashore unless there was a change. [5]
He remained about the farm for some months, but got exceedingly thin, and complained that he could not rest or eat, that his wife's spirit was haunting him, because he had not taken a life for hers. [1]
On coming to the dinner-table, that day, he complained of headache, took but little food, and refused the cup of coffee which Elsie offered him, saying that it did not agree with him when he had these attacks. [6]
Both complained that the administration was spiritless, undecided, and lamentably slow in its proceedings. [7]
It is true that they did talk in fisherman's lingo about this, asked each other if they had a nibble or a bite, or boasted that they had hauled one in, or complained that it was a poor day for fishing. [4]
And all this talk of political and financial "wickedness" was rubbish; the wickedness they complained of did not reside merely in individuals it was a social disorder, or rather an order that no longer suited social conditions. [9]
The American might take the candid advice given by one friend to another, who complained that it was so difficult to get into the right frame of mind. [4]
The Duke of Sutherland, who had just come back from America, complained that the dinners and lunches had used him up. [6]
Even Barbara had succumbed, and complained of weakness and loathing of the ordinary food. [10]
Oliver accepted the situation so completely that although he must have sorrowed over many of his trials, he never complained--that is, he never complained but once. [5]
I dreamed that she was lying on the shores of the Nile, and complained to me of pain in the breast. [10]
She said that she had not: that she had been told of the disaster, and had appeared shocked; but had complained of a headache, and had not risen. [11]
Some of those people complained of fatigue but I don't seem to know what the sense of fatigue is. [5]
Good old Father Pemberton could not love this man, but he would not hate him, and he never complained to him or of him. [6]
Except in that one phrase above quoted he never complained of his social oppressors, so far as I remember, in his writings. [6]
We complained, but Oliver did not. [5]
The mere fact of this change is more distinctly complained of than is any conduct of the new officer, or other consequence of the change. [7]
Tom got out of the presence as quick as he plausibly could, and after that he complained of toothache for a week, and tied up his jaws every night. [5]
When Wendelin complained of the heat, George would spring into the lake for a swim, and when Wendelin was freezing, George would praise the fresh bracing air. [10]
He had complained of her perverse nature. [10]
The Grand Duke of Galilee, minister of war, complained that all the sixteen grown men in the empire had been given great offices, and consequently would not consent to serve in the ranks; wherefore his standing army was at a standstill. [5]
Often she would not cease her entreaties and representations, and when she even complained that she was dying of solitude and weariness, his veins swelled with wrath, and then she was frightened, fled to her room and wept. [10]
A personage of no less distinction than the Duchess Agnes had complained to him of the reckless countess. [10]
The people have never complained of the organization of that court; no attempt has ever before been made to change that department. [7]
They complained of nausea, headache, and so on. [5]
Her hands no longer plied the needle, and the pair would have smiled in pity on any one who should have complained of the intolerable heat of this scorching, parching forenoon. [10]
Outside of this list I must place the name of Thomas Wilkinson, who was complained of, is 1676, for practising contrary to law. [3]
I will speak like your Cato when he so bitterly complained that the epicures of Rome paid more now for a barrel of fresh herrings than for a yoke of oxen. [10]
The King awoke, just as he had completed his work, complained of the cold, and asked what he was doing. [5]
About two o'clock in the day he complained of a feeling of faintness, said he felt ill and should not recover; and in a few minutes was insensible with symptoms of ingravescent apoplexy. [6]
At that time his general health was good, and all he complained of was occasionally a feeling of oppression about the chest. [6]
When ---- was here, he complained of a sudden headache, and the night after he was gone I had something similar, very bad, lasting about three hours. [14]
She complained to her son that Benjamin had never understood her lost husband, and that she had felt compelled to repress her desire to disclose everything to him. [10]
Towards the afternoon, her grandfather complained bitterly of hunger. [12]
When Susannah kissed her at parting for the night she complained of a slight sore throat and of her lips, which she fancied must be swollen. [10]
You should have heard how he, the powerful king, complained that he could never act according to his own wishes, that even in his most private affairs he was crossed and compromised by the priests and their influence. [10]
He must needs have his morning punch just so, and complained whiningly of Scipio if some perchance were spilled on the glass. [9]
Very well: I have been complained of, tried, and found guilty--is that it? [5]
Her brother had guessed right: the little princess had been crying after dinner and had spoken of her forebodings about her confinement, and how she dreaded it, and had complained of her fate, her father-in-law, and her husband. [2]
There was no great change in his health, but he complained of indescribable sensations in his nervous system, and felt as if losing the whole power of walking, but this was not obvious in his gait, although he walked shorter distances than before. [6]
Dr. Benjamin Franklin got hold of my account of my visit to him, and complained that I had made too much of the expression he used. [6]
When the old gentleman came home, he looked very red in the face, and complained that he had been "made sport of. [6]
No one has ever complained yet of being too much loved; and besides, you are free, you could throw it up tomorrow. [2]
But she never complained, and always showed Ulrich the same cheerful face, until the latter told her one day that he must leave her for some time. [10]
The Indians daily complained to the President that these "protectors" he had given them were worse enemies than the Monacans, and desired his pardon if they defended themselves, since he could not punish their tormentors. [4]
Clemens had always complained that the actor Raymond had never brought out the finer shades of Colonel Sellers's character, but Raymond in his worst performance never belied his original as did Howells and Clemens in his dramatic revival. [5]
An Austrian general complained of me. [2]
He had already complained of me for very trivial delinquencies and would hardly let this pass. [10]
She no longer complained of her position, did not say a word about the past, and no longer feared to make happy plans for the future. [2]
The latter had complained of Dietel to the landlord of The Pike, and, after he had received a reproof, they punished him for his rudeness by ordering him to fetch one jug of wine from the cellar after another. [10]
Both the gentlemen complained of a sudden feeling at the epigastrium, or, less learnedly, the pit of the stomach, changed color, and confessed to a slight tremor about the knees. [6]
They scolded and complained about it, as if they had been greatly wronged, and when Sutor refused to shake hands with the artist, Stubenrauch angrily turned his back upon the kind-hearted man. [10]
His mind was clear except when, as on one or two occasions, he complained of some confused feeling, and walked a few minutes in the open air to compose himself. [6]
Some indeed complained, but the majority recited in monotonous, unimpassioned tones their stories of suffering, or of ill treatment by the "Cossacks" or the police. [9]
I had tried before to cut it out for you, for you complained yesterday that your hair was all in a tangle because you had not a comb, so I tried to carve you one out of bone. [10]
It could not be complained that he did not act after the fashion of gentle people when with them. [11]
She was not attacked, as were the other patients, with a chill, but complained of extreme pain in abdomen, and tenderness on pressure, almost from the moment of her confinement. [3]
When the young artist once complained that he had no good models, she gaily offered to sit to him. [10]
I do not arraign the veracity of gentlemen as to the facts complained of, but I do more than question the judgment which would infer that those facts occurred in accordance with the purposes of General Schofield. [7]
He complained, as any man of spirit would, and Mr. Utter, the polite clerk, is profoundly sorry,--and says it maybe managed. [9]
He walked feebly and with some little difficulty, and complained of a feeling of great weight in the right arm, which made writing laborious. [6]
When he complained and resisted, she was quietly firm with him, and said in a low voice: "No-no, that won't do; you mustn't talk, and you mustn't retch and gag that way, either--you'll wake up your poor brother. [5]
He went back and complained in a high-handed way to Capt. [5]
There was once a man who, not being able to find any other fault with his coal, complained that there were too many prehistoric toads in it. [5]
Think of what a fuss Pope made about his trials, when he complained that "All Bedlam or Parnassus is let out"! [6]

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