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Meanings of grumbling over in English

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Usage of grumbling over in English
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Macron is likely to hear grumbling over the petits fours and champagne.
The Irish Times
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There is already public grumbling over the high cost of living.
Reuters
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The car passed slowly in the unpaved alley, grumbling over loose rocks and gravel.
Touching darkness
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Germany's mainstream parties remain solidly pro-euro despite grumbling over costly bailouts of Greece and others.
The Irish Times
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Naturally they get talking together, and grumbling over their wrongs till they work themselves up.
The Bravest of the Brave — or, with Peterborough in Spain
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IT DIDN'T take long for the grumbling over the make-up of Libya's new cabinet to start.
The Irish Times
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There was a little grumbling over the fare.
What Can She Do?
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At once the day dimmed, clouds boiling out of the blue and grumbling over the sky.
Shadow fall
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There is little grumbling over such lop-sided allocations largely because most Americans equate military spending with security.
Reuters
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A few customers sat at the counter, grumbling over the weather or talking about their problems at work.
Fatal Voyage
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But I hope you don't think I have been grumbling over my lot on such a day as this?
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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Kurtz said he had heard grumbling over Gillespie's Washington background and worries some voters energized by Trump may stay home.
Reuters
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Many more were chatting in an undertone, grumbling over their sore feet and other discomfits, chaffing each other, and laughing.
The Brigade Commander
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It was forty seconds until the thunder spoke, a distant murmur like an old man grumbling over some half-recalled grudge.
Wizardborn
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PERSISTENT grumbling over EU fisheries policy switched this week from the open seas to the narrower confines of fish breeding pens.
The Irish Times
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They were all grumbling over the hard fare, but not one of them appeared willing to assume the office of caterer.
Frank on the Lower Mississippi
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