whine *

Whining is a common way for kids to try to get attention.

Stop whining to me about going to church or old friends!

But he's whining about how much I made him take already.

Of course, not everyone left behind this week is whining.

Of course, then he'll have to find something else to whine about.

Then he told them to stop whining and get on with it.

Or if they're single, they want to whine to you about their mother.

The least he could do was not whine about the situation!

Maybe God wanted to give him something to whine about.

Now she'll start whining about how different this is from the military.

They'd heard him whine about his six kids for five hours now.

If your child always gets what he or she wants, then whining may become a major issue.

Whined to me for money from all over the world!

He still whined to her, but she did not answer.

One of them whined a little because he did not understand.

If she never heard another child whine it would be soon enough.

They spend their time whining about the good old days.

Some little thing will go wrong, and Al has to whine about it.

"Do you know how much you've been whining in front of my friends?"

It's going to have to be in about 45 minutes, though, as George is at my side, whining to go for a walk.

It's just sort of standing around and whining all the time.

Was it worth going over again or would he just be whining?

I whined like a child looking forward to not going to school.

We all whine too much; why not put it to good use?

Do not come whining to me for an easier way.

Even I could hear the change in his voice, the whine.

Its voice took on a bit of a whine again.

From up ahead came the whine of a police car.

There was a whine to his story as he told it.

He looked up at Peter and gave a little whine.

A whine in his head told him that it had better not be.

A part of one wall went back with a little whine, and we followed Bill through into a second room.

There was a touch of a whine in his voice.

She put her arms out to Richard with a whine.

I'll kill you, said John on the phone in his best whine.

We hear the door open and the whine of a motor.

The whine of the army cars was almost upon them.

He could not even hear the whine of the lift.

When I started to leave, he dropped back into his whine.

"You always say that," I said with a little bit of a whine.

The other car was not in sight, but he could hear the growing, far off whine.

Her father's voice had a trace of a whine in it.

He heard the whine in his voice and hated it.

Far off, he could hear the whine of a motorcycle.

He gave a little whine, and she patted his big head.

We heard the whine as the window wound up again.

It was a voice you could have used to open a bottle of whine.

Then they all could hear the whine of the Mach-2 jets.

It came out in more of a whine than he had intended.

My watch read 10:05 when I first heard the distant whine.