Sentence examples for grind in order to from inspiring English sources

These pioneers are establishing new models for residencies by experimenting with alternative approaches to funding, space and time, while still creating an experience that allows them and other artists to break away from the daily grind in order to explore and develop ideas, collaborate and network with other artists, and make art.

On the one hand--the hand that matters--the composer's musical message flows all the more freely into the audience's heart and mind; on the other, the composer has concealed her craft so well that non-professionals who need to "hear the cogs grind" in order to feel that they've been in the presence of "inspiration" suspect that they've been manipulated by "mere technique".

Home 'thermoblock' ones seem to require an even finer "icing sugar" grind in order to achieve the 25-30 second 'pour'pour

Also, the surface condition of ground specimens and the grinding wheels were evaluated by a metallurgical microscope and by an SEM system after high-speed grinding in order to choose the suitable machining conditions.

Intermetallic composite compounds, i.e. Ag52Sn48, Ag36.4Sb15.6Sn48 and Ag36.4Fe15.6Sn48, were lithiated by mechanical grinding in order to compare with electrochemical lithiation of corresponding nanocomposite alloy with respect to lithium diffusion between active host materials.

Tamping is the process of compressing espresso grinds in order to pull shots of espresso and has been identified as one of the most strenuous tasks performed by baristas due to relatively high force and repetition as well as awkward spine and upper limb postures.

Only on the basis of results that are accepted by all sides due to their validity can steps be ground in order to sustainably improve the status quo of prevention and post-traumatic care.

At the end of cultivation, the product was dried at 65°C for 6 hours, and then ground in order to obtain an extract from the dried red yeast rice.

They are gritty (a word often overused when it comes to novels by and about working-class women), but it is not a cheap grit, rather one that has been ground out, grain by grain, in order to give a realistic picture of life as it was - and remains today for many in forgotten pockets up and down the country.

In the course of selection in cycles 6, 7 and 8 in 2007, 2008 and 2010, respectively, approximately 40 kernels from each of the 50 ears in each population were ground using a Stein grinder in order to create a sample representative of each ear.

And the narrower the funnel, the finer applicants grind themselves in order to squeeze through it.