But here and there, grumblings were beginning to be heard.

The book might have been called "The grumblings of a nation".

But her grumbling followed him all the way to the door.

Toward the end of the search, however, grumblings were heard.

But in an election year, even simple grumbling can have an impact.

Local officials, in turn, have heard the grumbling of their constituents.

"I've already heard some grumblings about sitting in a math class for 82 minutes."

"The grumbling is because some people want to put politics first.

"What difference do the grumblings of a few priests make to you?"

And despite the grumbling of many who have been selected, the program appears to be working better than expected.

The night was calm enough apparently, but low grumblings were heard now and then.

Nor with the grumbling of people who didn't want to stand up when they'd just sat down.

Then he heard a low grumbling of many voices, and the crowd seemed to contract into itself.

Yet there are grumblings that some wine makers may care too much about them.

But there are some at the paper who say the grumbling is just obstructionism.

Now we don't want to hear any grumblings from Russia about them.

But some grumblings surfaced among the parents as we filed out into the night.

Grumblings go on about how we are living through a drought of great singers.

A muted grumbling followed, then the slamming of a door.

The water echoed with the low grumbling of engines being tested.

The high clam have long experience coping with such grumblings.

But the grumbling is loud enough to make gasoline prices a Presidential campaign issue.

Still, there have been few loud grumblings, and even fewer violations.

The grumbling of the jets rose to an angry roar.

There were grumblings and complaints, especially as the food dwindled.

But here and there, grumblings were beginning to be heard.

The book might have been called "The grumblings of a nation".

Toward the end of the search, however, grumblings were heard.

"I've already heard some grumblings about sitting in a math class for 82 minutes."

"What difference do the grumblings of a few priests make to you?"

The night was calm enough apparently, but low grumblings were heard now and then.

Yet there are grumblings that some wine makers may care too much about them.

Now we don't want to hear any grumblings from Russia about them.

But some grumblings surfaced among the parents as we filed out into the night.

Grumblings go on about how we are living through a drought of great singers.

The high clam have long experience coping with such grumblings.

Still, there have been few loud grumblings, and even fewer violations.

There were grumblings and complaints, especially as the food dwindled.

She had heard the grumblings before now and had ignored them.

But as backstage grumblings go, this is small stuff.

There have been grumblings by some in the locker room about Anderson's ball distribution.

But there are grumblings here that a casino would create more misery than it is worth.

The grumblings come at a time when Zanzibar's economy is in disarray.

But the problems and discontent of today far outstrip the grumblings heard in 1964.

But there were quite a few grumblings that Rocky wasn't even on the bench.

He had, however, elected to skip breakfast despite grumblings from his stomach.

Already I've heard some grumblings about how the festival's become more commercial, so a bit more on that later.

The men, not without a little grumblings quieted down.

Any grumblings of rebellion at the new regime yet?

"You would probably be concerned if there weren't grumblings."

But here and there, grumblings were beginning to be heard.

The book might have been called "The grumblings of a nation".

But her grumbling followed him all the way to the door.

Toward the end of the search, however, grumblings were heard.

But in an election year, even simple grumbling can have an impact.

Local officials, in turn, have heard the grumbling of their constituents.

"I've already heard some grumblings about sitting in a math class for 82 minutes."

"The grumbling is because some people want to put politics first.

"What difference do the grumblings of a few priests make to you?"

And despite the grumbling of many who have been selected, the program appears to be working better than expected.

The night was calm enough apparently, but low grumblings were heard now and then.

Nor with the grumbling of people who didn't want to stand up when they'd just sat down.

Then he heard a low grumbling of many voices, and the crowd seemed to contract into itself.

Yet there are grumblings that some wine makers may care too much about them.

But there are some at the paper who say the grumbling is just obstructionism.

Now we don't want to hear any grumblings from Russia about them.

But some grumblings surfaced among the parents as we filed out into the night.

Grumblings go on about how we are living through a drought of great singers.

A muted grumbling followed, then the slamming of a door.

The water echoed with the low grumbling of engines being tested.

The high clam have long experience coping with such grumblings.

But the grumbling is loud enough to make gasoline prices a Presidential campaign issue.

Still, there have been few loud grumblings, and even fewer violations.

The grumbling of the jets rose to an angry roar.

There were grumblings and complaints, especially as the food dwindled.

She was enduring the heat much better than her grumbling companions.

"The bloody thing nearly capsized," came a distant grumbling voice.

That was usually the hardest part, and the aspect of the move that caused the most grumbling.

His grumbling tone faded from her mind.

Stock swabbed his neck with a bandana, pivoted, and stalked toward the grumbling soldiers.

The marquess's banging on the theater door, executed as it was with a brick he had picked up in the side alley, soon brought the grumbling caretaker.

Timmie made a louder grumbling noise, but stayed where he was when Miss Fellowes shot him a swift warning look.

One reason state-level tests have provoked more grumbling and rumbling than outright protest is that most of the consequences of them fall on schools rather than students.

Giovanni has a comic side-kick, his servant Leporello, whose grumbling aria - he is forced to wait outside while his master amuses himself indoors - opens the opera.

He heard their grumbling Irish voices through a dream; and as they stripped the sack from their sad merchandise he leaned dozing, with his shoulder propped against the wall; he had to shake himself to find the men their money.

There had been more grumbling and a threat of opposition, but before the matter could be brought to a head it had been learned that the Northland army was approaching the Streleheim and there would be no need for the Elves to march anywhere.