Sentence examples for bellyaching about from inspiring English sources

To critics complaining of N.Y.C.B.'s current way of dancing, others often say, "What are you bellyaching about?

"Everybody's bellyaching about the plow jobs in these small towns," he said.

"For what?" "Bellyaching about Cherry Sue! Being pissy about being pregnant!" "Oh, please, Anna.

Speaks of the Democrats bellyaching about the press being preponderantly Republican.

It's hilarious to see the Republicans, who lionized Ken Starr, bellyaching about overzealous lawyering.

Bellyaching about the Yankees' money is as much a part of the team's lore as pinstripes and Murderers' Row.

The conversation of Kalahari Bushmen in northern Botswana, before electric lighting in the 1970s, shows that they bellyached about economics, land rights and each other for about two-thirds of the day.

In the previous issue I bellyached about my sons’s MRI bills of $14,961â€"for only two scans, brain and spine.

There seems to be a point in every video game documentary in which someone bellyaches about video games not being taken seriously, that they're seen as the sort of thing kids play in a basement.

Although Michelangelo bellyached aplenty about deprivation and has often been cast as somewhat poor, he died in 1564 with the modern equivalent of tens of millions of dollars, according to the professor, Rab Hatfield, an American who teaches at the Syracuse University program in Florence.

But there are acts that are doing very well, because they are paying attention to where the money goes, and not bellyaching, sans facts, about the music business.