Sentence examples for have little to grumble from inspiring English sources

Goldman Sachs's shareholders have little to grumble about.

Modern architecture lovers should have little to grumble about with the reopening of Louis Kahn's 1953 modernist building at the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven.

Modern architecture lovers should have little to grumble about with the reopening of Louis Kahn's 1953 modernist building at the Yale University Art Gallery — it looks spectacular, impeccably restored to its original grandeur.

Both Austin and Fonte sent wayward passes out of play to grumbles from a restless home crowd, who had little to cheer about until Rodriguez's strike.

Ireland tend to keep quiet on the subject of a so-called under-strength England team arriving on their shores, knowing that until they register their first win in the biennial fixture, they have little basis from which to grumble about the make-up of their opposition.

Okinawans have reason to grumble about that.

Now they no longer have cause to grumble.