gripe

Many employees gripe about the long hours and low pay.

It's common for students to gripe about homework.

Drivers often gripe about traffic congestion.

Customers may gripe about poor service at restaurants.

Some people gripe about the weather no matter what it's like.

Teenagers often gripe about their parents' rules.

Patients sometimes gripe about long wait times at the doctor's office.

Commuters gripe about delays and cancellations on public transportation.

Customers may gripe about hidden fees on their bills.

Workers often gripe about office politics and favoritism.

Online posters were smitten though someone griped, he only gets one almond after all that?

His gripes would be worse today.

" Everything is easy for you, " I griped.

Trump appears to see it diferently; he has reportedly griped that Sessions has failed to protect him.

So should companies, which can be skewered over an expanding gamut of gripes.

The battle is too short, they griped. There are multiple locations in Seville, they groused.

But foreign capital could be forgiven for having a similar gripe about emerging markets.

I have some sensitivity around why people have concerns and gripe, especially when they are sort of feel targeted.

Regulators have often griped that the state dictates rules for the country as a whole.

There are always some gripes after hotly contested races.