1.   White suburbanites bemoan the loss of their cities to crime, drugs and-by extension-black neighbourhoods.

2.   At UCLA, students bemoaned the loss, the second shock in a week for the athletic department.

3.   Bemoan the loss of jobs.

4.   But the coach does more than bemoan Catamount losses or celebrate Catamount wins.

5.   Denizens of the online world also bemoaned the loss of Slate to a subscription model.

6.   Graver said while many viewers bemoan the loss of the looser format, in practice they want their videos bundled as part of a bigger story or show.

7.   He had become increasingly agitated over the creeping commercialism in cup racing and bemoaned the loss of amateurism in the sport.

8.   In fact, any word fan who has ever bemoaned the loss of a nice semantic distinction is bound to applaud this development.

9.   In our culture, we bemoan the loss of silence and solitude, yet, at the same time, we fill our lives with noise and possessions.

10.   It makes little sense to bemoan the loss of the fleeting clout Georgia enjoyed when it was the largest state voting this early.