Sentence examples for has whined from inspiring English sources

Perhaps every generation of geezers since Adam and Eve has whined about young people, and today is no different.

He has dispensed a series of interviews in which he has whined about impeachment and exulted that the public will never "find someone who will have as much fun" being president as him.

He has whined about cold coffee, the absence of art in his cells, lacking enough butter for his bread, having a PlayStation 2 instead of a 3, and so on.

"During the seven years that Mr. Williamson has whined, I and at least one other local federal judge of whom I am aware have reported for jury service three times.

I hold a similar view regarding Britain's equally archaic laws, which prevent elected members of Parliament from taking their seats if they refuse to make an oath of allegiance to the monarch.Jose Lopez LondonOver thereSIR – The Economist has whined for years about Guantánamo and mauled George Bush for detaining terrorists outside America's judicial system.

Next, Sterling Cooper gets a computer after Harry Crane has whined enough about the other agencies that have one.

I have whined about this to my barber for years.

Especially after the Wildcats had whined about being snubbed by all the major bowls?

What was the point, Candy had whined, as Marjorie finished off the hem, breathing heavily through her nose, her mouth a cactus of pins.

The sticky toffee pudding was a plentiful wodge that will firmly glue the trap of any family member who may have whined that the fayre was too fiddly.

He was ideologically suspect, having whined too much in public about the recent wars, but he wasn't a Martian mole, just a dipshit Eastern egghead.