| And many of the thoughts, often viewed as grumblingly dyspeptic and idiosyncratic, have come to pass. |
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| As the red-faced beasts melted grumblingly away into the forest, they looked like they couldn't believe I thought these were my tomatoes, my carrots. |
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| Then, the ministers say, the Communists will grumblingly accept it in the national interest. |
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| That is where most British voters, grudgingly respectful of the market because aspirational, grumblingly demanding of the state because used to being nannyed by it, reside. |
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| Alas, as Fowler grumblingly pointed out, the O. E. D. itself cites some of the greatest writers in English defying the supposed prescription explained here. |
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| Mr. Merritt received this assessment grumblingly, an earth-toned Eeyore. |
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| Drew needs to fake a Bermuda tan in order to convince his fiancée that he's been away, so he grumblingly strips off his shirt, and Regi turns a sun lamp on him. |
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| Amy grumblingly agreed to give the stream another chance to behave itself. |
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