Griped

Chowdhury griped, saying it’s tough to afford that kind of cost on his minimum-wage salary — especially after another would-be executioner left him high and dry on the wet work.

Technology trade groups as well as Google have griped to the US Federal Trade Commission about allegedly unfair business practices in the cloud, including by the industry's number two player by market share, Microsoft.

Giuliani griped that the document he was served was not the entire indictment.

The movie has its critics, including some who griped that the men in the movie are portrayed as inept or clownlike.

Though Biden griped about some reporters not playing by “the rules,” topics such as the war in Gaza and the consequences of the upcoming U.S. election were also brought up.

Samaria Regional Council chairman Yossi Dagan griped that “the period of the High Commissioner is over,” referring to the British authority that ruled over Palestine before Israel was established.

Afterward, Rooney lamented his team’s positioning — “there wasn’t space for us to play” — on an afternoon when teammates Paul Arriola and Luciano Acosta griped at each other when Quintero was down injured.

Now, having griped about crying babies, let me say this to Flying Parents of the World: Don’t feel bad.

Dealers griped that the industry’s immense competitive pressures were distracting the companies from the goal they should have been focused on: getting actual consumers to buy new vehicles.

Mourinho griped about the difficulties that accompany trying to catch up to a club that has so much more money to spend.