Sentence examples for beginning to grind from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Fish's ultimate time-travel conceit, perhaps inspired by the fact that Molière was writing "Tartuffe" just as van Leeuwenhoek was beginning to grind lenses and peer into the world of microbes, is to enlist a videographer to record the play.

Probably it hurt him because he began to grind his teeth.

Their aim is to boycott new legal aid cases – which could effectively see courts begin to grind to a halt.

But that was before the game and the Yankees began to grind down in Anaheim.

But the wheels of justice began to grind again, and the whole process has repeated itself step by step.

Once its mortal gears begin to grind, you're more likely to feel chilled than sweaty with anxiety.

Three women and a man sandwiched together and began to grind in a sort of X-rated conga line.

He said he had begun to grind his teeth when he slept and he did not know why.

"I didn't speak up until a few days later, and by then the wheels of justice had begun to grind," he said.

CHICAGO — There is something very simple, almost elemental, at stake as I sit in a wooden cart, and the machinery begins to grind.

Just before midnight on Monday, when the government began to grind to a halt, House Democratic leaders expressed little optimism that Republicans would come to the bargaining table with a plan to avert or quickly end a government shutdown.