Sentence examples for the grumbles of from inspiring English sources

Robinson tidied up behind him, managing the grumbles of colleagues.

This month the grumbles of opposition to wind came to a climax.

Big companies were enmeshed in cross-shareholdings with the country's leading banks that protected managers from the grumbles of other shareholders and from takeovers.

In his view "all of this criticism has amounted to one or two papers from law firms", and the grumbles of disgruntled individuals.

Brazil's patent-busting has withstood the grumbles of big western drug companies and American trade representatives at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).

The tests made their debut this spring to the grumbles of many teachers, who said they had not been adequately trained to prepare students for the exam.

Despite the grumbling of officials, most Slovaks remain enthusiastic about the euro.

"Youths sit around and hear the grumbling of ruined fathers," Mr. Schlafert said.

I'll miss the grumbling of your water pipes only feet away from my microphone.

Civil servants in the region have since needed fluency in Basque, much to the grumbling of their non-Basque countrymen.

Or waking up each morning, earlier than I would have liked, to the grumbling of the hulking excavators that refurbish the dunes.