Sentence examples for griping to from inspiring English sources

New York agents had already been griping to the media about headquarters' curbs on their investigation of the Clinton Foundation.

Warner said he spent the weekend griping to his wife about his mistakes in his first practice last week.

According to five offensive players, who asked not to be identified, the starters have been griping to each other about Payton's play selection for the past several games.

He could not control his changeup, his pitch count was astronomical, and he was completely frustrated, griping to teammates about his performance.

Pettitte retired the first nine hitters he faced on four ground balls, two strikeouts and three fly balls -- and he seemed appeared annoyed, nonetheless, griping to catcher Chris Turner as he walked off the mound at the end of third.

He quotes Lillian Hellman griping to Pete Seeger about "We Shall Overcome": "What kind of namby-pamby, wishy-washy song is that?" He provides the startling information that Marvin Gaye "masturbated at length" before performing the vocal takes on his "What's Going On" album.

"Nothing's happening," one griped to the other.

He did not stop to gripe to teammates, or reflect.

Staff members infamously gripe to customers about "low pay" and their difficulties "producing an heir".

(A writer griped to me, as if addressing Schwab, "You know, Klaus, there are other novelists").

In the fourth, O'Neill griped to Cederstrom about a strike call.