Sentences with phrase «griped about wanting»

But some council members have privately griped about wanting higher raises — which would be their first since 2006 — because they're being forced to give up annual «lulu» bonuses of $ 8,000 to $ 25,000 each for chairing committees.

I guess I'm a New England girl at heart for all my griping about wanting to move somwhere warmer!

Not exact matches

Now maybe I am griping about something I want to see in churches â $ «as a bigger communal focus â $ «but why not bring it up â $ «maybe more will change one of these days?

Your baloney may fly with other know - nothings in your generation that do nothing but gripe and complain about everything society has built, yet your so arrogant, you want to tear it down because of being clueless.

Most people don't actually want to talk about Jesus, they either want to throw Jesus into every conversation as if that somehow is the same thing or gripe about those who claim to follow him.

If you want to gripe about anything in that number, it's the 26 chances in 3 games, but I'm not sure that is below league average.

I wanted to post this before the game but I didn't care too much about this particular result as my gripe is to beat the Spuds.

If you want to sit there and gripe about how many ways in which this film sticks to formula, you can go ahead and sit in the penalty box.

We want power everything, but then we gripe about the price.

They [publishers] gripe about Amazon's dominance but won't want to see growth rates flatten.

You can gripe about how poor the Kindle app is, but the general public doesn't want to have to hop from reading app to reading app as they leapfrog one another with «better» features.

In fact, my biggest gripe with Inside is that I wanted to know more about the game.

I don't want to just pointlessly gripe about it and seem ungrateful, but I also don't want to wait til my 90 - day review to use it as an extra reason for a salary bump.

I suppose we can gripe all we want about these rising gas prices, but until someone can actually refine common household (or personal) fuels to run through a carburetor, or we modify our driving habits, I will have a lovely planter for my daisies this year, parked conveniently in front of my broken - down old CCM 10 - speed, on the driveway.