whine in a sentence

whine meaning:

v. i.) To utter a plaintive cry, as some animals; to moan with a childish noise; to complain in a plaintive tone;

v. t.) To utter or express plaintively, or in a mean, unmanly way;

n.) A plaintive tone; the nasal, childish tone of mean complaint;

whine sentence:

A dog is whining in the bathroom.

I have a disturbing whine coming from my car gearbox.

Small flies whined around their faces as they ate.

Julia whines to her father about not having her room.

I cannot tolerate the saw whining in the background.

The jet made a whining sound as it soared overhead.

When the dog whined, she stroked his fur.

The dog whined a protest as Sharpe rode away.

Fast expensive cars only whine when something is really wrong.

Whining is easier than doing your homework.

Stop whining about how hard your life is, you sound pathetic.

People whine about a conspiracy when gas prices go up but stay silent when they go down.

The survivors are those who learn to navigate hardship without whining.

Most are women whining about their coworkers.

Talking therapy is just whining about problems.

Then they actually moaned, whined and complained that the gifts weren’t delivered on time.

Throughout the night, the city reverberated to the banging of drums and the crack and whine of fireworks.

Cats make high-pitched whines during mating.

He whines about the defense cuts but filibustered a solution yesterday in the Senate!

Ronnie complains there is no sense of community anymore and whines about texting and twitting.

The Hercules made another, much higher pass, its whine almost lost in the roaring sea.

I have an aggravating whine coming from my gearbox every time I decelerate in fourth gear.

The turbine whined familiarly and the rotors blurred above the cabin.

He is a sickly, whiny child of six.

He put it in gear, but all the transmission did was to whine.

One study found listening to a child whine is more distracting than many other annoying sounds.

There were also noises from whining power inverters and whirring ringing generators.

Those people that are whining about a dog will happily cage their children in public schoolcare for ten hours a day.