Sentence examples for is getting grief from inspiring English sources

Bus journeys are taking longer and Boris Johnson is getting grief over disruption caused by the construction of his cycle superhighways.

In Dream Girl (No Exit Press, £18.99, pp320), Spenser rescues an upmarket madam who is getting grief from gangsters but may be her own worst enemy.

Human Rights Watch is getting grief because of The Wall Street Journal's distorted reporting and actual untruths about an organization has bent over backwards to be both fair and accurate.

I was getting grief from my Northern friends.

Staff knew he was "getting grief" but did nothing.

It's bad enough she loses her husband; now she's getting grief from his parents".

Khan's also been getting grief for avoiding questions about his mayoral intentions before the general election.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 Democrats have been getting grief of late for taking note of John McCain's notorious recommendation that the United States should stay in Iraq for a century (or a millennium, or ten millennia) and, especially, for inferring that he would be willing to have us fight a hundred years' war there.

Bill de Blasio is no Daniel Ortega (though he's gotten grief for having gone to Nicaragua in 1988 to give out food during the civil war there).

Nonetheless, he is getting some grief over his 2004 vote against more or less the same thing he's demanding now, and it couldn't happen to a nastier guy.

A couple of weeks ago I mentioned that I had been getting some grief from goldbugs, who were reveling in the fact that gold went up some after I wrote about its fading appeal.