Příklady grumble

• They grumbled about supervisors, poor wages, long hours, bad work rules and dozens of other issues.

• The voters, for all their grumbles, know on which side their bread is buttered.

• I am not grumbling, but many people who share a party line complain of the tremendous inconvenience this causes.

• They were always grumbling about what was being done, and that the country was going to be ruined.

• The consumers grumbled and complained of exorbitant prices charged for food stuff.

• We shall be taken by surprise again; we shall again have nothing in preparation and shall again be grumbling that the weather is abnormal.

• An annual debate is inevitably a chance to air one or two grumbles.

• There was a great deal of grumbling when my right honourable friend did that.

• I hear scarcely a word of grumbling about that.

• I am told that she grumbled in private about the change in direction.

• One hardly ever hears of a clerk grumbling or growling, although sometimes they may have said that they really cannot undertake any more work.

• If it grumbles at those costs, what are the costs of nearly 4 million unemployed pressing down on industry?

• If, then, all farmers would take an interest in the welfare of their men, as the best farmers do, there would be much less grumbling.

• Now they are grumbling about having to pay for it.

• I believe that patriotism will guide them in this matter, and that without grumbling they are prepared to take their share of responsibility.