19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Gripe' in a Sentence
"To complain persistently or continuously in a nagging or grumbling manner." more
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Jason would gripe about having to clean his room every weekend.
Some people gripe about the lack of variety in their daily meals.
Timmy tends to gripe when he has to clean up his toys.
Sarah continued to gripe about the unfairness of the game even after losing.
Bobby tries not to gripe, even when his little sister borrows his toys.
She was griping about the traffic jam on the way to the airport.
Maria tends to gripe about having to go to bed early on school nights.
Mary will gripe about her neighbors playing loud music late at night.
They were griping about the rainy weather ruining their beach plans.
Lisa's teddy bear heard her gripe about bedtime.
Timmy tends to gripe when he has to eat vegetables for dinner.
She will have been griping about the noisy neighbors for months.
Next week, the passengers will be griping about the delayed flights.
The students griped about the strict dress code at the school assembly.
He tends to gripe when his favorite sports team loses a match.
Timmy likes to gripe about sharing his toys with others.
As the school year ends, students will have been griping about the heavy workload.
Before the trip, he had griped about the lack of legroom on long flights.
The students like to gripe when the teacher gives them a pop quiz.
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