Sentence examples for started to grumble from inspiring English sources

Shareholders started to grumble.

The news emerges as senior Conservatives have started to grumble over campaign errors.

While the old Länder have started to grumble over this massive loss of income, federalism is stronger than ever.

After a few hundred pages of this, I started to grumble: I understood that this was "My Struggle," but did it also have to be my struggle?

After reports circulated that Citigroup's bonus pool would be about $5.3 billion, roughly the same as in 2008, despite improved results for 2009, investment bankers started to grumble.

If the dispute lasts for any length of time, will players, some of whom have already started to grumble, hold fast?

Meanwhile, the crowd was starting to grumble..

Backbenchers were already starting to grumble that Scots were getting all-too jammy a deal in the United Kingdom.

Before this series he was starting to grumble about his workload; some said he was even contemplating quitting the team.

But it is enormous already, and IBM's rivals are starting to grumble that its dominance could herald a return to old, monopolistic ways, at least in services.

Distant regions may be starting to grumble at high electricity tariffs that go towards paying for a project whose benefits they will not enjoy.