muttered

Removing his microphone, he muttered "I'm sorry, I'm fed up of this interview. It's ridiculous" and left the studio.

“This is scary. This is so scary,” she muttered as she passed me, furiously clipping and unclipping as she descended.

Throughout the hearing, some Representatives groaned loudly, rolled their eyes, or muttered audibly in response to Cheatle's comments.

When she finally rolled in at 3 PM, Greene took one look at the underwhelming crowd, muttered something to her entourage and then quickly hid in a nearby room.

Some muttered that he would say that, wouldn't he, but even in 1992, some polls in the last week of the campaign had already pointed to a swing away from Labour.