Sentence examples for there were mutterings of from inspiring English sources

But there were mutterings of discontent.

Much like on the streets of Beeston, in Leeds, the week before there were mutterings of conspiracy theories.

There were mutterings of disapproval, but Lundkvist remained a sitting member of the academy (which, formally, it is impossible to leave).

There were mutterings of dissent from her "Wets" but nothing to take the shine off an administration that even now is held up as one that heralded renewal and political renaissance in Britain.

At the start of the course, there were mutterings of how difficult it was to get a junior rotation in the NHS, a placement where newly-qualified physiotherapists gain practical experience.

There are mutterings of a peasants' revolt.

But sometimes, when Mr. Forbes goes to church, there are mutterings of "Benedict Arnold".

Trains: there are mutterings of an alternative to the Dawlish line coming through Okehampton, but don't hold your breath.

Grant speaks of her through increasingly clenched teeth, until finally the teeth have to unclench, as there are mutterings of Waterloo among the English crew members and the carpet ends up drenched with Gallic blood.

There are mutterings of discontent among the 200,000 Britons who have a second home in France, as Nicolas Sarkozy proposes a property tax in an attempt to narrow the budget deficit.

Was it unlawful in the 1930s, when the paintings were moved to their present home at 40 Brunswick Square?" The culture secretary, Chris Smith, is said to be dismayed; and there are mutterings of concern from Downing Street too".The attorney's attitude freezes the blood," declared Sir Nicholas Lyall, an MP who was the Conservatives' attorney-general.