Sentence examples for grind in which from inspiring English sources

The life of a law associate may always have been a grind, in which associates got used to exchanging familiar nods with the late-night cleaning crew.

But it served as a reminder that a baseball season is an enervating six-month grind in which lesser clubs are exposed and even the best are subject to wild fluctuations.

But they said the rules could play a role this year if the Republican nominating contest becomes a long grind in which the candidates end up fighting for each and every delegate all the way to Tampa.

You'll be trying a 50-50 grind, in which both trucks slide along the metal plate.

Even during the highly sexualized form of dance known as grinding, in which bodies rub against each other, the girls in the study "were consistently vigilant about maintaining control over their bodies and space," the study noted.

This paper proposes a new grinding mode in which top surface and sides of zerodur block were ground by cylindrical surface and side surface of grinding wheel.

The grinding poverty in which Antigone Papoulkas's Hansel and Anna Gabler's Gretel are brought up is forcefully done.

The next role to emerge for military aircraft was ground attack, in which planes, by strafing with machine guns and dropping rudimentary bombs, aided an advance on the ground, helped cover a retreat, or simply harassed the enemy.

The court was as quick as the tennis, although Stosur was resisting every attempt by Robson to hurry through the exchanges, hoping to get her into grinding rallies in which those muscled shoulders and awesome right arm would prevail.

We are entering a political era that will feature many contests like the war over collective bargaining in Wisconsin: grinding struggles in which sweeping legislation is passed by party-line votes and then the politicians responsible hunker down and try to survive the backlash.

The action also signals the recognition among the rebels' Arab and Western backers that the opposition's success in pushing Mr. Assad's military from much of Syria's northern countryside by the middle of last year gave way to a slow, grinding campaign in which the opposition remains outgunned and the human costs continue to climb.