Sentence examples for grates on the from inspiring English sources
For most, owning an inferior version of a product when a superior version is within one's grasp grates on the mind.
It really grates on the public".
The hulking three-story school building has corrugated metal siding and grates on the windows.
The noise of the constant digging grates on the nerves, according to families still living there.
The upper-class Irish accent that she uses grates on the nerves like a migraine.
IF there is one thing about teenage overachievers that can grate on the nerves of less accomplished peers, it's the eyes-on-the-prize mentality that suggests that a lack of goals amounts to aimlessness.
TOYOTA Noisy idler pulley bearings may grate on the owners of some 2006-8 RAV4 crossovers.
The very things that grate on the adults are what make Barney educational for children.
The remark grated on the Jaguars (5-7), who finally did something about it.
They are both prominent feminists whose ambition has grated on the public.
