gruntling造句

• How come I never hear from anybody who's gruntled?
• If not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled.
• Keeping the unrich gruntled constantly occupies our two political parties.
• His 2011 UK National Tour was called'Gruntled '.
• Each team is hoping the new guy will be more gruntled in a new uniform.
• Isn't anyone who picks up the phone ever " gruntled ?"
• There are, indeed, gruntled employees.
• Why couldn't they stay gruntled?
• After all, a number of players were disgruntled, and a few more were gruntled.
• Thanks to the comic spirit of language, we still have couth, kempt and gruntled.
• I would be gruntled and kempt.
• :: : : I recall Tony Blair using " gruntle " for making people happy.
• Aside from that, however, there's no such thing as a gruntled screenwriter ."
• Being gruntled is a good thing . talk ) 14 : 38, 24 March 2010 ( UTC)
• Bowman Mill was fourth, followed by Sabiango, Lunar Sovereign, Gruntled, Shoal Water, Art Variety and Portcullis.
• However, thanks to a comic writer, gruntled _ having died as obsolete _ has indeed made it back into the dictionaries.
• I cannot find any record of whether this made Guiteau a little more gruntled, but perhaps my research has not been thorough enough.
• Gruntled or disgruntled, screenwriters are watching their general situation become even shakier as fewer movies are made by bigger entities with more at risk.
• Stimulated by a recent piece about couth, kempt and gruntled, a new division of the Lexicographic Irregulars has formed itself : The Deprefixers.
• Telecommunications industry analyst Thomas J . Calcagnini at Gruntle & Co . in Los Angeles said the local market is big enough for more competitors.