grumble about造句

We've got nothing to grumble about.

They will grumble about having to do the work.

A lot of students grumble about heavy reading assignments.

Businesses and Banks will grumble about the burden of regulation.

Dave: I don't3) blame him. people are starting to4) grumble about working5) twenty-four seven.

Most Russians grumble about their lives, but see “international prestige” as a consolation prize.

Farmers grumble about the high fuel and fertiliser prices that are helping to make the province rich.

Some US soldiers privately grumble about the cutbacks, but others said they were not bothered by the new edict.

THE only thing that makes Britons grumble about their trains more than travelling on them is not being able to travel on them.

On business trips to Beijing, she used to grumble about not being able to cope because she does not have enough translated materials.

Yet Mr Singh's second government has offered no big policy reforms, while letting public support ebb away as voters grumble about graft and inflation.

For example, some people grumble about harsh rules and regulations in this "fine country", as Singapore is dubbed. Here one is liable to "fines" unless he is very careful, they warn, because of all those "don'ts and mustn'ts".