Sentences with phrase «long grumbled»

Travelers to the dingy LaGuardia Airport on the northern tip of Queens have long grumbled about the commute.

Wall has long grumbled about a lack of respect locally and nationally, pointing to infrequent national television appearances and transplant - heavy crowds that turned marquee matchups into road games.

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The problems at Kettering are of a type with those that humbled Leeds, that bedevil Portsmouth, that are grumbling around Birmingham: distant, selfish owners, divorced from the fans, and overseen — if you can call it that — by a supine Football Association so lacking in teeth that it's been off solids longer than I've been on them.

It looks like Liverpool fans need not grumble about the impotence of Mario Balotelli for too much longer.

But such objections, perhaps, are for purists, and so long as games are being won they can be dismissed by fans and by Van Gaal as nothing more than the grumbling of old men insistent things were better in their day.

The statement of support comes, though, after some liberals grumbled at Gov. Andrew Cuomo's effort to flip Republican - held seats in the House of Representatives in upstate New York and Long Island, arguing the effort should be focused on the state Senate.

However, his upstate Republican colleagues grumble at the moderation of Flanagan and his Long Island allies.

How long should we keep quiet and grumble whilst we serve our country Ghana as police officers?

The first couple days he grumbled and was grumpy, but in under a week he discovered that despite eating much less he found he no longer had the usual shakes for a morning tea snack and often didn't even feel like lunch.

I try to ignore him for as long as possible, which is never very long, and grumble incoherently at him to try to get him to stop talking.

There might be some grumbling as designers, advertisers, and magazines adjust, but think of the long term.

From this point onward, the film switches from Bobby's day - long bloodbath (from the vantage point of an oil storage tank, calmly picking off passing freeway motorists) to Orlock's grumbling preparations to make a personal appearance at a local drive - in movie.

«Undone by sentimentality,» grumbles a senior secret agent in «Spooks: The Greater Good,» having been foiled when a long - favored rendezvous location proves a trap.

The movie also has an impossible task: to attract newbies to cinemas without alienating long - time trekkies who are already grumbling about that first trailer.

Matt still has daddy issues, however, as Howard uses their time together to gripe and grumble rather than to dispense longed - for affirmation.

A fine musician Dylan may be, but he's long - since completed the transition into outright parody of himself and here he mumbles and grumbles his way through a series of bizarre meetings with some even more bizarre characters.

When Stewart took three months off «The Daily Show» to direct the film there was a lot of grumbling about the host being off - air for so long, but the story quickly changed from his absence to the film becoming one of this winter's more anticipated releases.

Following a longstanding relationship with American Express, Costco recently made a very bumpy transition to a co-branded Citi card — rife with misrouted cards and long customer support wait times — that set off a wave of grumbling among Costco shoppers.

This is not just grumbling from naysayers but a genuine concern that recent changes have made property disputes harder, longer and costlier to resolve.

And when the world's largest theater chain has basically admitted that they no longer care about the way their movies are presented to audiences, that's worth grumbling about.

PlayStation 4 owners have long been grumbling about the absence of Rockstar's original Read Dead title in the console.

A beautiful kitchen wall... Maybe the Cath Kidston designers will listen to the grumbling, or maybe we are just not their desired audience any longer as we have grown older!