Sentence examples for dig grit from inspiring English sources

You may need to dig grit around the olive before you plant anything else.

Crewe manager Steve Davis told BBC Radio Stoke: "They've hit the post and bar, so we've had to dig in and grit it out, but we've had chances as well, so it was a good win in the end.

If your soil is heavy, add a bucket of good quality compost and the same of grit, and dig in well – both will help with drainage.

You grit your teeth, dig into your own worldview, and deny culpability.

Woods showed true grit trying to dig himself out of his mess but only a sadist could have found anything else to enjoy in his performance.

Then he turned the volume back up and we watched Monk dig a microscopic piece of grit out of his shoe.

It could be the grinding repetition of preparing for a piano recital or the grit required to dig ditches or paint houses for a living.

Voeckler, ever the showman, continues to grit his teeth and dig in even with the peloton within seven seconds of his back wheel.

But rather than grit our teeth and dig in our heels for intense public debate, we can instead begin by acknowledging that such conversations are an everyday learning process, requiring nurturance and compassion.

The more people with grit are challenged, the more they dig in and welcome that challenge, and numbers and details are no exception to this.

Upstairs, the hungry sit on leather banquettes and dig into crab cake eggs Benedict, or shrimp and grits.