Sentence examples for get disgruntled from inspiring English sources
Ones that I would normally get disgruntled with if anyone but me were making.
"In a company a lot of dancers get disgruntled about things, and I want this to be more open.
Even Mr. Santorum's campaign made a last minute push to get disgruntled union workers to vote against Mr. Romney for this reason.
That's not to say I don't still get disgruntled when an experiment doesn't turn out as I hoped, or that I don't need to remind myself of the 24-hour rule (giving myself 24 hours to wallow and recover, then moving on) when I absorb the feedback from my rejected grant.
"The paradigm has been to treat variety as a promotion, but people get disgruntled when they can't get it anymore".
Why? "Whenever you have a band that is really popular in the bar circuit, and it suddenly starts playing arenas, there are going to be some fans of the band who get disgruntled.
"Seeing the infighting between the militant groups he got disgruntled and left it," said Yaseen Guru, his cousin.
Being in venues that weren't set up for that sort of thing and audiences getting disgruntled.
You've got to sit down... I'm a perfectionist, I guess, and I get easily disgruntled and discouraged with what I'm doing.
8 33pm: Ray Allen gets to the line and calmly makes two free throws, which is exactly why they paid the money to get the disgruntled sharpshooter from the Celtics in the off-season.
