Sentence examples for graft of from inspiring English sources

Graft, of course, goes hand in hand with incompetence.

Not that Eriksson is averse to a spot of hard graft, of course.

But now the hard graft of keeping the promises he made to voters has begun.

Here is the craft and the hard graft of exercising power.

Later, a plastic surgeon covered it with a graft of skin from her thigh.

Not that such artefacts detract from the hard graft of research itself.

New growth needs the harder graft of innovation and enterprise.

This provides light relief from the graft of realpolitik.

All the cheerful, hard graft of Will Brown, Gloucestershire's young chief executive, and his staff deserved better.

But there is also the hard graft of familiarising oneself with the history and cultural background of the work.

But the sheer graft of digging into snow-blanketed fields has come too late for many flocks.