Sentence examples for carping on from inspiring English sources

And that his butler Cedric – a role Peter O'Toole's obituaries unfairly omitted while carping on endlessly about Lawrence Of Arabia – has a dirty secret.

Will Karpov be carping on about the lighting?

Somehow you always managed to emphasize that instead of carping on what was wrong.

I'd lay odds that a 30-year-old man would hear far less carping on the subject.

She also warns that a Jeremy Corbyn victory in the UK contest could reduce Labour to "carping on the sidelines" for years.

Many still think of it as a London thing, with "entitled" young professionals carping on about the rent on a luxury two-bed pad in Clapham.

To carp on like this is to risk coming across as the sort of irredeemable character who recurs in James Murphy's lyrical vignettes ("But have you seen my records? This Heat, Pere Ubu, Outsiders, Nation of Ulysses ... ..)... ..

Post a Comment at The Medium __________ AN I-CAN-READ BOOK: "Serious design flaws," carps one Kindle hater on Amazon.com.

Nor can business leaders merely carp on the sidelines.

She is gaping after love like a carp on a kitchen table".

Because the rest of Progress is the kind of record critics often carp on at pop stars for not making.