A former Tory minister accused Duncan Smith of "whining" that was "beneath him".
Like much of the whining, that turned out not to be true.
"They get a tough course, it's a major championship, and there's a lot of whining that goes on.
Their once fearsome campaign is now reduced to whining that Obama did not hold any substantive hearings of his Subcommittee on European Affairs.
All that plus the whining that followed – not to mention the pornographic 7-1 – make 2014 one of those years he will want to erase from his life".
A right-wagging tail, indeed, produced the same results as one that was stationary.Dr Vallortigara and his colleagues also observed their animals during the experiment, noting behaviours such as ear-flattening, head-lowering and whining that are associated with stress.
Can we please get someone in charge who will stop whining that Osama is hiding in "harsh terrain," hunt him down and blast him forward to the Stone Age? Fred must have missed the news of the administration's intelligence estimate in July deeming Al Qaeda rejuvenated and "a persistent and evolving terrorist threat" to Americans.
Plus it held the "SF Douche Of The Year" awards, blasting the Dropbox soccer bros and a girl whining that riot cops were blocking her Uber.
The "elegant whining" that permeated both reports was obviously mistimed, coming as it did only months before the roof fell in on the U.S. system, in part attributable to failures in a weakened regulatory architecture.
First of all, despite my whining that will come in later paragraphs, the film is a technical marvel and a generally exciting action-adventure.
After Baghdad rejected his plea for assistance against Syria, Secretary Kerry was reduced to whining that members of Congress "are increasingly watching what Iraq is doing".
