Sentence examples for griping at from inspiring English sources

Monfils is griping at the umpire.

The Nets left the court griping at the officials and none too pleased with themselves.

"You hear a lot of griping at council meetings," he said.

A crowd united in hostility towards opponents cannot find time for griping at its own side, which has been happening noticeably over the last few weeks.

Commuters and train operators are already griping at the average 6.2% increase in rail fares due in January, after July's inflation figures, which determine the level of the rise, came in higher than expected.

Bryant picked up his third in two games after griping at officials early; James and Lakers forward Ron Artest received technicals after tussling toward the end of the first half.

Urban voters gripe at the corruption of many of his lieutenants.

Detractors griped at the costs, estimated at $800m in 2014, and worried that the rule would drive up energy prices.

Mr Riordan griped at it throughout his time as mayor and during his failed run for governor.

That day, as a surly Yousef griped at his mother for not making the after-school snack he had requested, U.N. observers were visiting the property.

While some teams might gripe at such a scheduling quirk, the Nets are thrilled to be in Los Angeles for any national holiday.