1 The horse jibbed at the high fence and the rider fell off.

2 He never jibbed at hard work.

3 He jibbed at hard work.

4 He jibbed at the price I asked for.

5 She agreed to attend but jibbed at making a speech.

6 It was the soul she jibbed at.

7 The flask tea alone Leon jibbed at.

8 After studying English,[] he got a small jib at a film studio.

9 The staff don't mind the new work schedule but they would jib at taking a cut in wages.

10 The staff don't mind the new work schedule but would jib at takng a cut in wages.

11 Europeans and—to some extent—Americans are increasingly influenced by welfare concerns. They jib at confining animals.

12 Auditors tend to let directors get away with murder, for if they protest at creative accounting the firm is promptly sacked in favor of a substitute that will not jib at economy with the facts.

13 The staff don't mind the new work schedule but jib at taking a cut in wages.

14 Raphael Gray: It's nothing personal but I don't, you know, agree with the way he operates his company and I thought I'd take a bit of a jib at him.