plaint

In the plaint, it raised all the issues that had been brought up earlier.

Here in the field, he drank it without co plaint.

We turned, still ever to the left hand, along with them, intent on their sad plaint.

That had been her father's recurrent plaint, so she'd told him.

After a valid plaint has been made, the king should order the reply to be given.

But the door gave suddenly, with a plaint of binding metal.

And it was all reminiscent of the classic plaint, "I am a human being!"

Through all of history it runs as a plaint.

But I could not shut out that plaint by covering my ears.

And she raises a plaint here for her glorified son.

This critical plaint is a symptom of hunger for the "something more."

The heart of his plaint is that nothing reveals error like the autopsy.

I'm going to have a serious case of lover's plaint."

The sobbing plaint was more than I could take.

In either case, his plaint did no good.

No plaint is this, but pleading, that I make.

Pell asked, but expected no answer to his plaint.

It was the twentieth time he had made the same plaint to her in the same words.

That had been the McCarthy family plaint during the "poor times."

In 1989, 1,574,130 money plaints valued under £500 were entered.

The amount of that sound and its plaint suggested trouble, bad trouble.

As suddenly as that plaint began, it stopped and there was silence.

The forgotten graves Of the heart broken utter forth their plaint.

She could have done so, had she had any real plaint.

The plaint of the gravel travelled slowly all round the drive.