Examples of using Lamenting in English and their translations into Danish
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he heard a loud lamenting in a neighboring room.
And secondly, what's done is done, and moaning and lamenting won't bring it back.
Instead of lamenting how little we did to stop the brain drain
I hope he will agree with me that lamenting, whining and giving in through endless useless transatlantic dialogue on an issue of such gravity is no foreign policy either.
what's done is done, and moaning and lamenting won't bring it back.
half singing half lamenting, and at first his intonation obscures his words.
the dwellers of the realms above wailed at His lamenting.
It is with some dismay that I have realised today that eight years later the same motion for a resolution could be presented on the same grounds, lamenting the same poor, nay appalling, conditions in Tibet.
it showed a few clips of Galaxy Note 7 users- fingers intact- lamenting that they had to return their phones like as if it were an
This dovetails with the revelations overheard by Guardian journalist Charlie Skelton at the Hotel Dolce Sitges before the meeting began when he heard conference organizers lamenting the fact that protest numbers are growing at Bilderberg events each year and that they represent a"threat" to Bilderberg's agenda.
whereupon they go on lamenting.
etc., whereupon they go on lamenting.
Many people remember the story made famous by our beloved tree planting WangariMaathai about the wild fire in the forest where all the animals were lamenting, when the tiny hummingbird arrived to say"I will do something"
I usually answer that instead of lamenting that more young people go out than come back,
Apart from lamenting the loss of so many irreplaceable human lives
which is that lamenting things that occurred in the past is an absolute waste of time,
Therefore, from our point of view, as well as lamenting the situation and supporting the democratic forces, it is still absolutely essential that,
the closest G77 countries are now committed to doing something rather than constantly lamenting the fact that every government is waiting for the others to act.
here I am addressing Mr Pirker- that the procedures be respected rather than merely lamenting the fact that they have not been.
I felt that no purpose would be served by lamenting the past and the all-too-obvious fact that the 1986 directive has sadly failed in its purpose. I felt it