Sentence examples for it is griping from inspiring English sources

Criticism centered on the concept of the record; BBC's Chris Jones said that it is "griping vaguely against 'authority and that "too many buzz words obscure incisive meaning".

Whether it's griping that a federal judge of Mexican heritage can't fairly judge him or criticizing John McCain for being captured or consistently mocking Elizabeth Warren or imitating a disabled reporter, this is a guy who seems to succeed not by raising himself up but by dragging everyone else down.

Monfils is griping at the umpire.

"On the one hand, people are griping about it," says Doug Floyd, until recently the city's transportation commissioner.

("Empathic stress" is the technical term: anxiety is contagious). And if you insist that, no, you're genuinely that busy… well, are you sure you can spare the time to be griping about it?

Naturally, poor Poland has been griping about it ever since.

And then she complained about the economy, or at least the young people who've been griping about it.

But it was not just South Americans who were griping.

But some Dolphins were griping.

Mr. Allardyce was griping about change.

Not all commuters yesterday were griping.