Examples of using He complained in English and their translations into Danish
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I just recorded a shipboard landing with a C130 in your application," he complained.
The National Assembly then took the Cassini map as their own property and when he complained he was arrested
when he complained- quite rightly- about the low level of compensation envisaged by the IOPCF for the victims of the Prestige accident.
He complained that thousands of Jews in the occupied regions were conducting partisan warfare,
undertook such a burst of examination work that he complained of being more overworked in retirement than he had ever been in office.
Herschel helped by making tidal observations off the coast of South Africa, and, as he complained to Whewell, he was knocked off the docks during a violent high tide for his trouble.
Already after the first episode, he complained about the narration being too pedagogical,
On June 6 he complained of military opposition to it,
which involves ritual activities after he complained to his friend that he was not getting the expected money from being a member of Yahoo club.
The first time Notke was mentioned in any document was in Lübeck 14th April 1467 where he complained to the city council that the painters guild were harassing his apprentices because he was not a member of the guild.
discovered that the French were aware of his military plans, he complained to the Pope that black magic was being employed against his country.
being also required to teach in the Military College and in 1853 he complained in a letter to his pupil Kronecker that he had thirteen lectures a week to give in addition to many other duties.
Having been told that I am the representative of the Italian Pensioners' Party, he complained to me:"I go out to sea to fish,
Already after the first episode, he complained about the narration being too pedagogical,
Industry attended a meeting in Milan, Lombardy, at which he complained that the cuts in production imposed by the ECSC fall mainly on the private sector and that the Italian
being also required to teach in the Military College and in 1853 he complained in a letter to his pupil Kronecker that he had thirteen lectures a week to give in addition to many other duties.
Today he complains that the employment pact is not binding.
And why would he complain?
Now I'm like this and he complains.
First, he complains about a late amendment of the charging document by the State.