Sentence examples for danger of grinding from inspiring English sources

Amouage's new Opus VI uses Sichuan pepper to stupendous effect; clearly perfume's pepper mill is in no danger of grinding to a halt anytime soon.

To give one key example: when talks to normalise relations between Serbia and Kosovo were in danger of grinding to a halt last April, Brussels called in Mr Vucic to seal the deal.

At one point it looked as though the move was in danger of grinding to a halt but mighty winger Nalaga burst through the tackle of O'Connell at a ruck to restore the momentum and a couple of phases later the Fijian ignored a three-man overlap as he stepped inside the cover and scored by the posts.

Time was in danger of grinding to a halt until History's Mayor sprang into action?

So Carrie finds herself in danger of being ground under the heels of the super-security state.

Then there's the issue of grinding.

Samples were ground until >90% lysis was achieved, which typically occurred after 5−10 cycles of grinding.

Don't be afraid of grinding!

There's also a danger of becoming pedantic or polemical if I ground it too firmly in our present condition.

If you really want to obsess on grinding, I suggest reading "The Dark Age of Grinding".

Place the hutch on even ground so it's not in danger of tipping over.