Sentences with phrase «whingeing in»

Suddenly there were kids clambering onto our knees, whingeing in our ears that they were hungry, bored...

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Then who wrote, under your name, in a couple of posts above, that someone was «whingeing».
If there is an award for biggest pussy - whingeing - whining - moaning - sooking - menopausal - defeatist - pessimistic arsehole then you are a shoe - in.
Moaning Maureen should just stop whingeing... He said on Sky before the match Wenger hadn't won the league in 18 years then 14 years to ESPN Brazil.
Yes one can see it as whingeing, but he's generous in his comments about United players.
And with this kind of dirty plays, deliberately comitted to intimidate players, and ENglish referees jsut take it as mundane stuff in a typical highly physical and committed English FOotball — adn those pansies and softies crybabies of a Johnny Foreigner, always whingeing, play acting, diving cheats, etc..
Thus far we've had «friends of» Tony Blair complaining that Mandelson is opportunistic and mercenary, David Blunkett accusing Mandy of self - absorption and slagging off his comrades in print, and Alastair Campbell whingeing about him getting his facts wrong.
It was hardly popular among MPs, and continues to be the subject of much whingeing but the fact of the matter is that, even though it might be a single child who poos in the sandpit, the consequence is that everybody has to come out until the mess has been cleared up by responsible adults.
In his apology, he said: «The last thing people want to hear is an MP whingeing about his pay and conditions.»
It is traditional to complain that comedy is overlooked in awards ceremonies — and I have done my own share of whingeing on this account — so it's great to see properly funny films rewarded in this way.
That's two DVDs and lots of whingeing, with a cheese sandwich in the middle and various sugary bribes throughout.
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