Sentence examples for full of gripes from inspiring English sources

They're unruly and full of gripes.

Online travel forums are full of gripes about astronomical prices combined with poor service in Kazakhstan.

See Cassady's I-hate-children rant ("tyke full of gripe … urchin full of acne" summons up the cartoonist Giles for some reason).

Europe's companies are not as ill-governed as some of its countries, but investors have a barrel full of justified gripes.

August: Osage County, in which the fraught and scattered Weston clan convene after the head of the family disappears, may be a listless adaptation, but it is redeemed by three highly energised performers: Meryl Streep as the batty, dying matriarch and Julia Roberts and Lewis as her frazzled daughters, gamely enduring a reunion full of historical gripes and grudges.

The playwright and screenwriter, who began his career in 1940, is tough on himself and everyone around him as he recalls a rich, complicated life full of glitz and griping.

For the Dirty Projectors album "Rise Above" (Dead Oceans), Mr. Longstreth kept the lyrics to 10 songs from "Damaged," full of adolescent demands and gripes.

There are a couple of gripes, however.

Basically, we had a lot of gripes.

And Boyle had plenty of gripes against the Olympic behemoth.

Yet Arizonans have plenty of gripes about the tightening border.