Sentence examples for whining over from inspiring English sources

Mikael Colville-Andersen of Copenhagen, known as Denmark's bike ambassador, recently posted a graph of "public whining" over time, noting the breadth of New York's grievances.

"Still whining over Pete Reiser?" wrote Mary Edith Travers of Southold, N.Y., enclosing a cellophane-preserved Reiser autograph on a small piece of blue-lined notebook paper.

I remember thinking as I crushed my nose into the roadway's asphalt with high-velocity bullets cracking and whining over me.

Before him are tableaus of men and women poring over the drafts of PowerPoint presentations while stabbing at vegetables, terribly alone, or families in repose, children whining over milk, parents staring wordless and exhausted at the ceiling.

I sympathize with New Yorkers' whining over the high fees they pay at banks ("How Big Banks See the World," April 19), but I fail to understand why they still patronize these institutions.

The dialogue among them, replete with literary citations, whining over the politics of academia and the pompous passions of the self-important, has the effect of confining the play's resonance to campus size.

Fourteen sled dogs murmured and whined over his head, each snug in its truck-bed kennel, noses poking out from caged cubbyholes.

Snow: Something I usually whine over.

They start blaming their wives, constantly whine over little matters and start spending most of their time away from home.

Have some respect for your host and the other partygoers not to bring a whining, pooping, over-tired side-show with you that people will feel compelled to pay attention to and compliment in some way.

This change caused some people to make statements like "it's just a Category 2 storm" or "it's not going to be that bad". It even caused some fringe elements to start hyperventilating and whining about over-hype.