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• Similarly, some vacationers grouse at the prospect of more regulations.
• Conservatives also groused at the league's arrangement.
• Some diplomats have privately groused at the measures.
• The cheers of rallies are more attractive than diplomatic grousing at the United Nations.
• Evacuees groused at the slightest noise.
• The guy in the camel coat with the sunglasses grousing at the ticket agent behind the counter is not happy about waiting.
• The bad news will likely have their parents grousing at holiday parties about how difficult it must be to get into college.
• "Jane wants me to become a saint, " the Jan . 17 People magazine said he groused at a California awards dinner.
• The railways further expanded the scope of the market, with Scots grouse at a premium ( as today ) on English menus shortly after the Glorious Twelfth.
• It has groused at Ottawa for eliminating lighthouse keepers along the Pacific coast, cutting back on Coast Guard operations and failing to meet provincial requests for retraining displaced fishermen.
• While the public groused at the traffic jams in Paris caused by the shutdown of the nation's rail system, there was little real widespread opposition to the strikers.
• With the climate changing as it is the worms find tolerable conditions for much of the year but they are picked up by grouse at two main periods of the year.
• Americans continue to drive gas-guzzling sport-utility vehicles off car lots in record numbers and then grouse at the gas pump as they fill up the 30-gallon tanks.
• Kil Townsend, a veteran organizer who has volunteered to help McCain's seat-of-the-pants effort in Georgia, groused at how the candidate has neglected the state.
• Other examples are PL0 by P . Grouse at the University of New South Wales, PLUM by Marvin Zelkowitz at the University of Maryland ., and PLUTO from the University of Toronto.
• In the green chairs behind home plate sit the " grandstand managers, " club members who pay $ 75 a year for this prime position for viewing, socializing and grousing at the umpire.
• During the week preceeding the start of the World Cup, some players groused at having to appear at a Nike promotional event in Paris, saying they were ordered by Nike to break off practice to attend.
• Why is it more important to you to keep grousing at me over the close than to resolve the actual issue, to the point where you have opened what, three or four separate discussions in different places?
• Many parents grouse at the fund-raising required of their children, and, in fact, the national PTA has an expressed philosophy that discourages the use of schoolchildren to raise money, according to President Shirley Igo.
• All species have healthy populations, except for some population decline and habitat loss of the sooty grouse at the southern end of its range in southern California ., and the Siberian grouse which is considered near-threatened.