Sentence examples for usual grumbles from inspiring English sources
UKIP won five council seats here in May and locals have all the usual grumbles about modern Britain.
When organizations reward success in one role with a promotion to another, the usual grumbles ensue; the best engineer doesn't make the best engineering manager, and the best professor doesn't make the best dean.
ASK some typical BT customers what they think of Britain's incumbent telecoms company, and you are liable to hear the usual grumbles about engineers who do not show up, broadband connections that fail to work, and touch-tone customer-service menus that lead to endless hold-music.
Some of the lobbying has already started, with the usual grumbling about the nominating process.
Yes, there's been the routine hyperventilating from the opposing party about cronyism, and the usual grumbling about unjustifiable government extravagance.
Islamic rulers, like rulers anywhere, enjoyed the benefits of the powerful, financed by public taxation, while the public, as usual, grumbled, married, had children, died.
With the economy in free fall, warnings like Spalding's should carry more weight than the usual grumbling about overpaid jocks.
When it was first announced that the books would be adapted for the screen, there was the usual grumbling that the films would dumb down the books and kids would never read again.
When Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy met in Deauville in early October and stitched up a deal on the euro, there was the usual grumbling from other EU members about a Franco-German diktat.
These new standards send a powerful message around the world that it's time to face the global threat of climate change Despite the usual grumbling from some critics, it's abundantly clear that these rules can be implemented cost-effectively.
Other than the usual grumbling about long registration lines, the school opening seemed to go smoothly in most neighborhoods, even though the day is starting 20 minutes earlier at most schools this year because of a new requirement that teachers work an extra 100 minutes a week.
