Sentence examples for good grit from inspiring English sources

According to Corporal Ely, "He had good grit.

You know, he works the ball like all South Americans do, and he's got good grit and battling on every single point.

"There was some good grit and determination out there - we were under the cosh for the whole of the second half virtually but the attitude of the players has been outstanding for the last four or five weeks.

Moreover, Gardner and Beard suggest that Good Grit will lead to a more collaborative and ethical future.

From the United States, I talked to Harvard professor Howard Gardner about how his innovative concept, Good Grit, meaning the combination of character and drive, can be applied to education systems across the globe.

Gardner and Beard show that Good Grit is a breakthrough concept in education reform and can pave the way for students to do better in the increasingly competitive global marketplace.

Winston is from Metairie, LA so he and Adrian (from Baton Rouge) talk beignets, crawfish, and how hard it is to get good grits in Japan.

Seeds are a good treat; grit, cuttlebone, and vitamin supplements are unnecessary.

A cup of good coarse grits added to three cups of boiling water (with or without salt), simmers down into a thick porridge to serve two or three in 20 minutes.

In the first act, Brashear, played from adolescence to early middle age (from the late 1940's to the mid-60's) by Cuba Gooding Jr., grits his teeth and triumphs over adversity.

The characters on the show, with their grit, good humor and ambition, testify to that hope.