lament

"He is still paying for the mistakes he made when he was first elected, " laments one senior party figure.

"No one knows what will happen to us, " laments Shamin Khan, one of a few hundred residents of camping besides the ruins.

One of those things that's intriguing about Psalm 39 and Psalm 126 is all the laments, Solomon's laments, are prayers.

The economist who laments the hardships of the poor, allows himself to grow rich upon the sale of his book.

As party literature laments, however, this is often far less about love for the Communist cause than it is about burnishing credentials.

As one top Wall Streeter laments, "We are all trying to put the compensation genie back in the bottle. "

When police are in the International Union for the fourth floor of bit video game inventory of the city when a woman laments the scene.

Dickinson laments: "too much sun Alexa eyes, the truth, like the sun, see the eye is also blind. "

Such laments VB programmers side of the ease of use, and general frustration like to see some " undefined type, " the wrong occurred.

Under its present management, laments Mr Trump ( "our current president came out of nowhere" ), it is sorely disrespected.

It is one of the U. S. Navy's laments that they know so little about the strengths and weaknesses of top-ranking Jap officers.

"By the time the classic Neanderthals had emerged, " Finlayson laments, "they were already a people doomed to extinction. "

From her improvised laments, people get to know some details of Lee's goodness they had never suspected.

The report laments that, in many cases, candidates seemed "unduly reliant on short sentences, simple tenses and a limited vocabulary. "

In this book he laments the slight interest shown in his writings.

This could just be another book about women, the glass ceiling and the usual laments about why women don't make it to the top.

This year, without a terrorist attack, the hotel industry is "putting the same numbers on the board" , laments Mr Sorenson.

A diplomat laments that the place has been as good as leaderless for more than two years, as politicians fail to agree on how to run things.

Nourmand laments that the concept of original artwork no longer exists .

"It's the subject that preoccupies my every waking moment, " laments Peter Melchett, policy director of the Soil Association.

As our friend Brenda Knight laments frequently, "Why am I always riding in the back of my own bus? "

Judging from the sighs and laments the subsequent reports have evoked, he has indeed achieved what he had set out to.

In the past, Caixin laments, when there was uncertainty over the outlook for the economy, the markets knew where each economist stood.

Viktor Orban, leader of the opposition Fidesz party, laments that more than 80% of the financial system is "in foreigners' hands" .

Talking to Hendry, I was reminded of one of the most famous laments to be heard when the credit crisis broke in the summer.

Jeremiah composed laments for Josiah, and to this day all the men and women singers commemorate Josiah in the laments.

Half a century after Suez, part of the British psyche still laments this retreat from the world.

"We thought the only business cycle was up, " laments John Restrepo, a Las Vegas consultant.

"You can be very unlucky in that place, " laments Mr Cheah.

Chellaney laments what he regards as India's folly in recognising Chinese sovereignty (as opposed to de facto control) over Tibet.

In the book, Chatwin laments the disappearance of a hardcover notebook, bound in oilcloth, called a moleskine.

A man laments that in China people are "not allowed" to stage protests on the lines of those in New York and elsewhere.

He gushes about berberechos, which he describes as a cross between a clam and a scallop, and laments that he can't find any outside Spain.

He laments the quality of potential engineers coming out of British schools.

"Sometimes I miss my old army days. . . times were simpler then, " laments Minister Cai, the gatekeeper to lucrative government contracts.

By flaunting its contempt for international norms, the administration renders those norms laughing-stocks, laments Mr Wittes.

A senior civil servant in Morocco laments that his country is "between the hammer and the anvil" of Africa and Europe.

It is so complex that "only experts understand it, " laments the Free Democratic Party (FDP), also aligned with Mrs Merkel.

Labour, drifting to the left, laments the persistence of privilege and promises "fairness" in distributing pain or gain.

The emergence of melamine, hurt the heart of all parents so that their own notorious and laments us cause for regret.

"GREECE has been a leftist country since 1974, " laments Yannis Stournaras, head of IOBE, a private-sector think-tank.

Christian Rhomberg of Kee Club laments the few al-fresco dining areas, and wishes he saw more restaurants along the water.

While he laments the deaths of American soldiers, he barely mentions the suffering of Iraqi citizens.

Humphys' book laments the growth of " cliched , dumbed-down, inflated and bogus management-speak" which he says now passes for English.

Meanwhile, Mufasa's wicked brother, Scar, laments the unfairness of his life.

Even as it laments the US's relative decline, Japan wants to hug its ally still closer.

Dick Bond, a former Republican leader in the state Senate, laments that candidates must now be ideologically pure.

Besides, as a senior UN official laments, the Iraq fiasco has "poisoned this well" .

Even families who have educated their daughters pressure them to abandon their professional desires, as this blogger laments.

That culture, the loss of which he laments, is, for the enormous majority, a mere training to act as a machine.

"They never merge, " laments a METI official, who fears more companies will go the way of Nikon and Canon in steppers.

As Beverly Scott, MARTA's boss, laments, this has led to a situation in which "I have to buy buses that I can't afford to operate. "

Arthritis and declining vision may simply be a facet of getting older, she laments.

He laments at the state of SOA initiatives in the enterprise.

As one political scientist laments: "When Mr Noda came to power, the significance of the change of government in 2009 came to an end. "

'I don't know why I was born or what I am, ' he laments at one point, and you can relate, since the movie doesn't know what to do with him.

INSIDE DOPE : "We spend more on prisons than on homeland security, " Siebel laments, largely because of losing the war on drugs.

Growth has permitted the social stratification which even the Daily Mail now laments.

'Poor thing, ' a student says. 'So cruel, ' laments another, covering her mouth and giggling.

Job laments that his last days, which are only a few, are fleeting and so full of trouble.

Vain laments, slim fantasy, crushed into small thorn headlong into the atrium.

"Reading the economic pronouncements of the Chinese government is like kremlinology, " laments one UK-based hedge fund trader.

The spiritual type finds strength through God, while the other type laments his own weakness.

"We in business schools often act like technicians in the way we conceptualise and teach our topics of study, " he laments.

Similar laments have been heard around China this summer.

Standing long days upstairs, railing overlooking, Bibo million dumping, and you will have "long Tianyi Chaplain color, " laments?

Trelease laments that elementary-school students are too often conditioned to associate reading with work.

"PRIVATE equity is the garbage can of corporate Japan, " laments the boss of one fund with more than $1 billion invested in the country.

HURRICANES, volcanic eruptions and tornadoes have a savage beauty that takes the breath away, even as one laments their destructive power.

Which Thamus did, and the news was greeted from shore with groans and laments.

A chief executive, he laments, is boxed in by legal and governance requirements.

Ever since 1804, laments Lorraine Mangones of FOKAL, a local NGO, Haiti has been unable to overcome its history and create a modern state.

Youli laments that Yueguang has never forget Youqing, and that Youqing hates him is due to her love for him.

They have launched a critique of government that laments its centralisation, not just its size.

Pip wishes he were the Easter Bunny but laments that he has nothing to give.

"Without pictures it is difficult to get action, " laments an Ethiopian government official.

But these theories are often in dazzling at the same time, laments the lack of maneuverability.

In the lonely afternoon, she writes laments for the grey salt gulf that was her home.

You will be deeply laments the ceramic history of wide remote, quiet beauty secret, vastness.

"They're waiting for the cookie jar, " laments Gita Wirjawan, trade minister.

Will love-songs one day no longer be laments?

And if Liu's court case turns out badly for him "there is nothing we can do about it, " laments Professor Xie.

"We don't have time to run the ministry, " he laments.

One biographer laments: "He hasn't said an interesting sentence in his life. "

"We are eating our seed corn, " the professor laments.

Haunting in my mind were the thoughts on life span, the laments on the lost time, and the melancholy about the brevity of life.

At present, one aid worker laments, it just gets a lot of lip-service.

We heard her laments at midnight .

She dumps them at Daddy's feet and laments that the old cannot talk with anyone because they snap at them.

As cannon shells are falling around him, he laments, "Maybe I went a little too far. "

These became a tradition in Israel and are written in the Laments.

Instant laments that a love of words.

Xiamen free premarital about the grim situation in the former, the Secretary can not help but laments.

Another Ping Yibo play, burial, goofy went to answer the phone, Gao Daxiu laments this several small, a better one.

But that is not yet true in Russia, he laments.

"We went to Tahrir Square and now we don't have any customers, " laments Hany abd-el-Fattah, a tent-maker from Bab Zuwayla in Cairo.

in intermittent light rain in the laments, writing, painting, Remembrance;

A female veteran of the Mau Mau laments the new order

The forest whispers laments for me

And the nightingale that laments and weeps,

eating, not only laments that China is a vast land

Yue Yun Yue Yun, three hundred Talking " ( " Yang goods " , 17-11) laments Hence the " people rather than benevolence, such as Li Ho ;