Twitterers and non-Twitterers alike often grumble that the many tweets are fluffy nonsense--posts about what we ate for breakfast, complaints about the weather, and other trifles.
She would often grumble about her love life, and Mr. Berkowitz was flummoxed.
Westerners often grumble that there is nothing fair or square about the courts.
Writers often grumble about the criminal things editors do to their prose.
In both 1999 and 2000, they each took in more money than the leader, Deutsche Bank's DWS.The private banks often grumble that the Sparkassen have an unfair advantage.
European men's league coaches often grumble that they cannot guarantee a starting position to players who go home, but the rules favor the national team.
Here is a man, such Democrats often grumble, who has the resume, brains and savvy to be so much more that just Connecticut's top prosecutor.
Often it is mediocre, and sometimes much worse, which is why I often grumble in this column about the design defects of illegible signs, pretentious logos, unrecyclable electric toothbrushes, and so on.
Though miners often grumble about the black helicopter Mr. Blankenship uses to get around the state, he is quick to portray himself as just like the people who work for his company.
Microsoft managers often grumble privately that one of the most dreaded circumstances at the company is having to "take a dependency" on another group for a piece of software, placing them at the mercy of someone else's development schedule.
