Sentence examples for being ground up from inspiring English sources

Moreover, analysis of the oat grains suggests that they were exposed to heat before being ground up, presumably to dry them much as grains are dried before being processed today.

O'Connell said he had heard that the birds were being ground up to make meal for ferrets.

The prediction was based on measurements he had made of high levels of radon gas, presumably released from rocks that were being ground up by the stresses of an incipient quake.

I'm not one for envying other writers; we're all being ground up by the same publishing mill unless we're Stephen King, which, last time I checked, only one of us is.

Just as at Reading, part of the Winchester site became a prison, and there were 18th-century accounts of bones from Alfred's last resting place being ground up as fertiliser for the governor's garden.

"And in this case, the story they've picked is one in which a person's reputation is being ground up to mincemeat on the presumption of guilt that the police don't support".

These "forage fish" are ground up and used in all sorts of products, including feed for pig lots and fish farms, nutritional supplements and salad dressing.

It has also become a status symbol in Vietnam, where it's ground up and served in a tea or snorted as a party "drug".

He said 70 to 80 of its more than 300 planes would be grounded, up from the roughly 50 planned previously.

The existing concrete and asphalt were grounded up and will be used as a base for the parking lot, Cant said.

"This will be ground-up," one official said.