Sentences with word «kvetch»

I thought my days of kvetching about cupcakes were over.

But in time, a notion congealed — like a vat of warm triglyceride cooling in the breeze — that instead of kvetching about the lack of lipid expertise on the study sections, the lipid community could have a role in helping provide that expertise to the National Institutes of Health and other granting bodies.

(on the side: when i hear journalists kvetch on salaries i have to ask, just how much money does one need?

Stop kvetching over formatting 2.

Jac and I spent much of last year kvetching over where we should go and what destination would make the most sense for our goals, both long - and short - term.

In Matthew, Chapter 14, Simon and Andrew — probably kvetching at each other as they cast their nets into the sea — needed only one phrase to drop their nets and follow him, and the phrase was a dandy: «Hey, you fishermen... follow me; I'll make you fishers of men!»

You see it in marketing's weirdly anti-corporate Twitter rants, bitterly nostalgic LinkedIn discussions and facepalming kvetches in Starbucks lineups.

That would be my biggest kvetch; too many unforced giveaways.

While Ronaldo — the original one — has been nothing but gracious about his record being broken, there has been a fair amount of kvetching from others about the appropriateness of somebody like Klose taking the record of somebody like Ronaldo.

The article kvetches about the expenses, which are bad, but the strategy is worse.

Specifically, «Don't cry, don't whine, and don't kvetch.»

Isn't it unfair to kvetch when the town's loaded with wonderful wine lists and savvy sommeliers who are well attuned not only to what they're selling but also to customers» tastes?

UPDATE: Laren in the comments kvetches that she wasn't included.

His childhood memories of faux gridiron - green came back to him when a buddy kvetched to him about his «drought - murdered» Long Beach lawn.

But Simon has been pushing back against retailer kvetching for years.

«All the while ensuring that these employees have to apply for SNAP, (Wal - Mart even gives them the forms) and then kvetching about the «freebies» they're getting because they aren't paid a living wage to actually feed their families.»

Nina kvetched about the price of three small pieces of toast but taste wise I have to admit I'm getting slowly won over.

As Cuomo kvetched: «What they excel at is getting close to the goal line but not going over.»

Hobart tested guido online dating site kvetches his blackbird comminuted modestly?.

Someone to KVETCH with best free online dating sites 2016 10 minutes late), they were not.

When critics kvetch about Hollywood's seemingly interminable case of sequelitis, the «Harry Potter» flicks are not what we're bemoaning.

Rocket's relentless kvetches are nothing special this time, either, although the writers help the character by making him the sidekick of Thor — who is blissfully oblivious to his actual species.

The beginning of the Brooks empire, and still his funniest film, «The Producers» combines old - school kvetch comedy, Broadway backstage hi - jinks and outright headline - grabbing bad taste to intoxicating effect.

Otherwise, it serves up more of the usual: Bones comically kvetching about Spock's by - the - book logic - driven ways; Kirk impetuously running headlong into danger, driven by the need to measure up to his heroic, late father; and Scotty desperately trying to keep the Enterprise and later another, older, creakier starship from coming apart at the seams.

Jenny Berlin and Scottish actor Ken Stott kvetch their way through their roles as Bobby's observant New York Jewish parents, letting Woody wallow through hoary stereotypes spouting the Wisdom of God's Chosen folk.

Also, with all the union kvetching, one might assume that we stint on education spending.

Nowhere is this more prevalent in the automotive realm than with design, specifically the endless kvetching about a car's exterior lines.

Call it the fight, flight, or kvetch reflex.

The Dow Jones constituency kvetched.

Hard work, discipline and professionalism are what separate successful authors from the otherwise talented writers who are just sitting in cafes kvetching that they aren't succeeding.

But I've heard enough unintelligent kvetching about the rating agencies, post Dodd - Frank.

There's currently a TV commercial for the Citi ThankYou Preferred card in which two ladies kvetch over a guy who they realize is «using» one of them by always taking her out for meals.

Like all surveys of the immediate past, «NYC 1993» will get everyone kvetching, and it's a must - see, if only to find ways to bring the story into the present differently.

In that case, Congress eventually kvetched the president into allowing a «vote of disapproval,» a watered - down review process that required an unobtainable 60 votes in opposition to stop the deal, rather than the 36 needed to block a traditional treaty.

(Prior posts exploring how a Justice Roberts might impact the Supreme Court's work in the death penalty arena are assembled here, and some of my previous kvetching about the Supreme Court's expenditure of so much time and energy on death penalty cases can be found here and here and here and here and here.)

(Also, because I am tired of kvetching again and again about the Court's reviewing so many death penalty cases, I hope capital cases won't be used to fill the void.)

This is precisely the due process consideration that the Supreme Court properly kvetched about in the BMW v. Gore and State Farm punitive damages cases.

«Instead, figure out what business problems your reader is likely kvetching about, and then tell them — right here in your cover letter — how you would go about addressing them.