Sentences with phrase «whining about work»

If you start whining about your work or family problems, she will move on to the next guy.

Even though I am whining about the work, I am looking forward to it.

So perhaps we need to stop whining about work - life balance and complaining about having to carry phones and laptops everywhere we go.

I remember that I used to roll my eyes when my mother would tell me «stop whining and go out and just do something,» whenever I would complain or whine about work.

I was not going to use it as a platform to whine about work.

Not exact matches

They don't whine about how hard they work for peanuts.

Everyone vaguely whines about music being cooler back in the day, but only my Songbook, building on the work of Martha Bayles, begins to spell out the reasons why.

I used to hate it and even whine about it (or even threw it away in the toilet while my mother is getting ready to go to work).

sad but true, it is all extremely competitive (hence all the references to it in online situations in the comments above) and i try to absent myself from those kinds of situations / friendships / occasions whenever possible (including stepping away from certain blogs, especially those which debate the merits of washing the white stuff off washed organic carrots) btw to me your post came out as a long - drawn out whine apology about being judged as judging - one thing i learned in presenting my work was to never apologise for it, period.

Of course, you can work your way right back into their bellies if you're tired of hearing the whining about having to live off macaroni and cheese.

Jurors will now be able to hear choice excerpts from the tapped cellphones, including Adam whining on his disposable «burner» phone about his attempts to evade detection by investigators working with Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara.

I spent a semester working full time for a firm in Boston and everyone came in at 8 or 9, skipped lunch and was out no later than 6 pm nearly every night (unless there was a major project; the latest anyone other than me was there was 8 pm and BOY did she whine about it).

Don't whine about your heartbreaks or your work and family problems.

Related to number 5: Zombies aren't threatened by your work successes, have commitment issues or whine about your needy friends.

«For people who want to whine and moan about how online dating isn't working,» says psychologist Eli Finkel, «go back in time to 1975.

After he spends hours drunkenly whining about his life's work at a non-profit, expressing concerns that he never gets enough respect, she offers a succinct rejoinder that bursts his bubble in an instant.

Working in schools for over 40 years I keep hearing professionals (teachers and administrators) whining about not feeling appreciated.

Ben reads below grade level, and knows that if he whines about how unfair school is, his dad will cave in and do most of the work for him.

Stop whining about the fact that readers refuse to do your dirty work for you.

So stop with the whining about how Amazon sucks or blah blah doesn't work (nothing is magical), pull up your big girl and big boy pants, and spend that effort writing your next blog post, book or tweet.

Authors should do their homework and choose the publishing path that best suits their work and their goals — there is no one best way to publish — but whining about being shut out is a waste of time.

So we blew the dust off his PS2 and inserted FFX, and after I spent the first several hours whining and moaning (mostly just in spite of my friend) about how horrendous looking Tidus» outfit is and how the last ten years have taken a serious toll on the game's voice acting (Sorry all you FF fans who thought the voice work was revolutionary for the series, but go back.

«this isn't art» - «we should fund real artists» - for crying out loud, just take the work in context, learn a little bit about design and stop whining.

Listening you talk about getting out the time clock on those guys, reminds me of the CAers whining about Gavin posting to RC during working hours using the NASA computer.

Toiling away at the day job this afternoon, I had a spare moment to pen this whine about the ruckus over the past several days about Tim Barnett's new work on ocean temperatures and climate change.

I think we tend to get caught up in what will save us time, what will be easiest, etc., and inevitably spend more time thinking (and whining about) the problem than it would take to just do some work in any number of old - school, pen - to - paper ways.

They are working harder than ever, but rather than whine about it, they are claiming to be happier than ever.