Trouble ramps up from
grumbly neighbors to vicious crime in an effective escalation:
In the stories the choir is known as the "
Grumbly and District Choral Society" with a "portly choirmaster" conducting the singing."
So I strike up a
grumbly conversation with the person in front, citing the two former 'defectors' and how wise they were to switch queues.
"AmerenUE has made a commitment to energy efficiency as a tool to bridge the gap between their current supply portfolio and future power plant construction," said Tom
Grumbly, vice president, Lockheed Martin Energy & Security Services.
The staffers are certainly a
grumbly bunch, caught up in their own petty jealousies, but only at the finale is it clear whether someone's really offing the residents.
If your stomach gets
grumbly in the afternoon, it's okay to grab a bite to eat, but resist the lure of the snack machine.
Because of that range it can be
grumbly or profound, at one end, or almost in the alto register in a singing, lyrical way.
As we waited around a wood stove for permission to visit the new cellblock, a
grumbly Tajik guard from the Panjshir Valley--the new face of the law in Afghanistan--eyed us from across the room.
Grumbly asked the National Academy of Sciences to evaluate the feasibility and desirability of using risk assessment as a means to build enough consensus among its stakeholders to make lasting decisions about DOE cleanup.
Grumbly looked through the glasses, a strange thing happened.
(34.) Robert Stavins, and Thomas
Grumbly, The Greening of the Market: Making the Polluter Pay, in MANDATE FOR CHANGE (Will Marshall & Martin Schram, eds., 1993).
Undersecretary of Energy Thomas
Grumbly says the department has to devote $48 billion of its $6 billion annual cleanup budget just to keeping things safe and stabilized--monitoring waste tanks for noxious gases, keeping rain and burrowing animals out of the tanks--leaving just $1.2 billion a year for actual cleanup.
In some instances, this glut has resulted in the subsequent landfilling of separated, recyclable materials" (Stavins and
Grumbly 1993, 211).
Stavins, Robert and Thomas
Grumbly. "The Greening of the Market." Mandate for Change, eds.
Grumbly, DOE's assistant secretary for environmental management in Washington, D.C.
