Sentence examples for disgruntled fight from inspiring English sources

George R. Zoffinger, the president and chief executive of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, all but uttered the 1932 phrase -- immortalized by a disgruntled fight manager -- as he criticized the decision by the Nets' owners Wednesday to sell the team to Bruce C. Ratner and not to a group led by the New Jersey developer Charles Kushner and Senator Jon S. Corzine.

The good news: Disgruntled workers can fight back.

The company's terms-of-service agreement, to which every wireless customer must agree to use its products, forbids people from filing class-action lawsuits against it, so disgruntled customers have to fight the carrier one by one.

Most media analysts said that EchoStar had more to risk in the fight than Viacom because rival cable systems and satellite companies would begin vying for disgruntled EchoStar customers, particularly if the fight dragged into next week.

Disgruntled Ex-Taliban Members Now Fighting and Recruiting for the Islamic State in Afghanistan.

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After a disgruntled customer stabbed him in a fight, his health began to decline.

Disgruntled investors are limbering up to fight the bid – but their chances of success are minimal.

In the tiny village of Elmwood Place, Ohio, disgruntled recipients of camera-generated tickets fought back and took the matter to court.

It is doubly disgruntled because, while power firms can already sell gas to 4.5m households, it cannot yet fight back in the electricity market.

Namibia, which has sent its own army to fight in the civil war alongside Angolan forces, is raising its objections as disgruntled fighters demand their government pay them after Angola apparently failed to.