Sentence examples for a little grumpy from inspiring English sources

No wonder he can be a little grumpy at times.

We're just a little grumpy because of all the CrossFit we've been doing.

The post-Bilderberg Thiel seemed a little grumpy at the airport.

"If I go and sleep at the policeman's house, it makes Richard a little grumpy.

And, given the state of the world, wouldn't it make sense for him to be a little grumpy?

But while often authentically inspiring, Mr. Bradley's appeals can come across as pious, ethereal and even a little grumpy.

"I'm a little more grumpy than the other days because the Yankees lost," Mr. Phillips said on Wednesday.

Sometimes people, especially in Brazil, get a little bit grumpy about it.' To begin with, CSS lived on their wits.

"He's certainly asymptomatic at the moment, he's fine, just a little bit grumpy and disappointed he didn't get to see out the match".

A little bit grumpy to begin with, Mr Mujica warms to his task as he describes being perplexed by those who question his lifestyle.

But Elizabeth Edwards is preferable to, say, Jim Webb, who is a loose cannon and a little too grumpy for the position.