Sentence examples for griping for from inspiring English sources

It's unlikely that Mr. Tyminski was griping for real, but he gets the joke.

Some members of the Bancroft family, which controls Dow Jones-with only 41% of the outstanding shares, it has 68% of the votes-were publicly griping for the first time.

We've been griping for a while about the dearth of text and the bounty of images in zines these days, stamping a moratorium on the coverage of such aliterate publications, and then we go and make one, except glossy and in full color and not in a limited run of ten only available to the friends we think will "get it," or who at least are in a cool band.

If everyone is griping for a Medic, maybe you should respawn as one, etc.

Adepitan griped for a few minutes, then they both left.

Republicans privately griped for the past week about the inconstancy of the White House, but this morning it was Schumer who was left complaining about the Presidential chaos.

Notable chefs and fashionistas have griped for years about how hard it is to protect their recipes and designs.

Anthony and Woodson drew technical fouls in a 14-second stretch of the third quarter — Woodson for griping and Anthony for flipping the ball at the referee Dan Crawford.

Other researchers have investigated the benefits of griping (high for those who do it infrequently, lower for frequent complainers) and extent of pessimism in different cultures.

For all the griping from the clothes crowd, it could have been worse.

There's something I've been griping about for a long time (most recently to Adam Marsh on the first evening of Bar Camp): I read hundreds of feeds every day (320 as of today), and it takes frickin forever to go through it all.