grumbler

The old grumbler and I have learned so many duets to play to you.

"But how can there be a grumble without a grumbler?"

But those grumblers are the same people who elect the leaders."

"If I had brought more coaches," he added, "the grumblers would have been left behind."

"Seemed ready enough to drink his blood back at the inn," the grumbler persisted.

But the whole question is whether she is now a grumbler."

But the more outspoken grumblers had met the same fate as the aggressive general.

No grumblers there believe me and to walk past them would be to hear them singing while you work.

The carping grumbler who may here and there go forth will find few to listen to him.

Mr. Pearson, though, said the grumblers are in the minority.

"And heaven help the next grumbler who incurs my wrath!"

Eventually a uniformed trainman walked up to a group of grumblers.

But the capitulators and grumblers should keep several points in mind.

The question is whether she is a grumbler, or only a grumble.

The grumbler snapped, "He has been gone too long.

Unlike some grumblers, I'm not at all insulted if the letter is mimeographed.

The smoke was beginning to solidify into the immense gray shape of the Grumbler.

"And only the thin layer of notorious grumblers remains outside, those who are always malcontent."

"A water pistol never could stop the Grumbler."

The priests might hear-and withhold their protection from the grumblers.

Not one of the five grumblers dared respond.

It's often said that the French are all grumblers, and that cliché is more than true.

What is the matter with these grumblers?

The Grumbler can get into any room.