Sentence examples for disgruntled wave from inspiring English sources
In 1994, Gov. Pete Wilson surged to reelection by riding a disgruntled wave stoked by a campaign targeting the state's large, much-resented population of illegal immigrants.
Among other things, the framework includes assurances that Sudanese citizens have the right to live either in the north or the south.A state of emergency was declared in Guinea, after Alpha Condé, a 72-year-old professor who has lived mainly in France, won a run-off in Guinea's presidential poll, narrowly beating Cellou Dalein Diallo, whose disgruntled backers embarked on a wave of violence.
The ANC is in no danger of losing its heartland -- the Eastern Cape -- on election Wednesday, but for the first time the party is facing a wave of new competition from disgruntled supporters looking for solutions to old problems.
The business was shut down by a wave of cyber attacks that apparently came from a disgruntled former employee.
The angry and the disgruntled and the frustrated people cheered and clapped and got to their feet and waved placards.
Indians are especially disgruntled.
Investors are disgruntled.
Pilots are particularly disgruntled.
Eventually, he became disgruntled.
Ira stays behind, disgruntled.
