Sentences with phrase «kvetch when»

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?

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

Lemieux's deadpan expression dissolves into a beatific smile when he's told of all the kvetching.

So when Korea U23 and Gabon U23 are drawing 0 - 0, in game that Korea don't need to win and Gabon don't know how to win, it would be precious in the extreme to kvetch at anybody refusing to be utterly and diligently enthralled.

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

When an old colleague hosts a cocktail party for his MoMA show, Harold shows up in a tux, brags about the briefest possible encounter with Sigourney Weaver, and kvetches to Danny all the way home.

I have been kvetching a lot, most recently in posts here and here, about the Supreme Court's expenditure of so much time and energy on death penalty cases when there is so much post-Blakely and post-Booker work to be done.