Sentence examples for grumbles from inspiring English sources

On redistribution, however, Caborn has often appeared woolly, too accepting of the Premier League arguments, leading to grumbles that he listens too much to Richards, a fellow native of Sheffield.

Out of the 850,000 San Franciscans, seven or eight dedicated people have kept the divestment initiative alive, while the retirement board balks, stalls and grumbles about how straightforward changes in a modest portion of their portfolio are difficult, impossible, dangerous (even as they lost tens of millions when petroleum and coal stocks crashed).

When I ask the six other guys on duty if they have any grumbles, Ali quickly cuts in: "The NHS is a family.

And while there are occasional grumbles about the seemingly non-existent – or even negative – impact of the tournament, there appears to be very little appetite for change.

His national record is a "different matter", grumbles Mr Lambert.

As Mr Murdock grumbles, "The system hasn't had the internal fortitude to do it…for the last 20 years".

The manifesto grumbles that North Korea's despotic regime has been given endless inducements to give up its nuclear programme, only to expand its arsenal.

Their demands for Alevi houses of worship to be officially designated as such were again ignored, just as Mr Erdogan's pro-Sunni foreign policy has sharpened feelings of discrimination.For all such grumbles, however, the reforms are a substantial step in the right direction.