Sentence examples for our mutterings from inspiring English sources

While we are sitting on hold waiting for a real human being to answer our questions, another group of people is silently monitoring our mutterings because we are on hold?

They're the only people in the world I can imagine using some of the words seemingly cherry-picked from our collective mutterings.

We don't have a catch phrase unless you count our endless mutterings of "I'm exhausted".

The solos went round three or four times before I remembered our food and noticed the angry mutterings from other tables.

i found myself puzzling over the Abbot's mutterings as I drove our '78 Ford pickup into town.

MDF, according to internet mutterings, is the asbestos of our day.

"With police forces making over 730,000 requests for communications data in the past three years, political mutterings of diminishing access to our communications are clearly overstated.

Our correspondent says there are behind-the-scene mutterings that Mr Ping was not fully behind an African Union ceasefire plan and the mediation mission led by President Zuma of South Africa.

There were Russian mutterings that "now they want to legislate our laws from Capitol Hill," according to one negotiator.

When Eric Schmidt, the chairman of Google, asked a Hay festival audience recently what it thought of swallowing a pill that would beam information about our bodies to computers by Wi-Fi, there were nervous mutterings.

Secessionist mutterings are growing louder.