Sentence examples similar to constantly grumbling from inspiring English sources
British generals constantly grumbled about the meddling politician and amateur — complaints no one would have heard from the armies of Napoleon, Frederick or Marlborough.
He constantly grumbled and complained, often asking the audience to take his side against Worsley: "How would you like to go through life with no guts, and his hand where my kidneys ought to be?" he would plead.
Are you one of those people who constantly grumbles about $4 lattes?
Before he became prime minister in 2007, few raised a squeal of protest; since then, some have been grumbling almost constantly.
He became Leopold I and grumbled constantly about his fractious subjects, whom he derided as "unsufferable creatures".
Her grandmother was a flower seller, who was very cheerful while at work, but at home she grumbled constantly.
Americans may grumble constantly about Washington, but the Internal Revenue Service detects no increase in cheating on taxes, and the proportion of Americans who bother to vote has risen since 2000 .Leadership is not the same as domination," says Mr Nye; influence matters more than military might.
I don't like brown children!" He grumbled constantly.
Despite grumbling at his Sisyphus-like role, constantly re-writing to please his perfectionist taskmaster, this is an affectionate tribute to 'the best director in the world'.
Grumbling through his job at the local church, Flick constantly expresses his dislike of life in Red Hook, all the while fighting his grandfather's attempts to draw him to the Good Book.
