Sentence examples for grind of work from inspiring English sources
We get a similar perspective from Junior Murvin and his robust falsetto, the grind of work followed by the escape.
IN THE American version of "The Office", a TV mockumentary about the daily grind of work, Oscar Nunez, one of the show's characters, comes out with this gem: "It doesn't take a genius to know that every organisation thrives when it has two leaders.
Dancing in the Streets: A History of Collective Joy by Barbara Ehrenreich 240pp, Granta, £16.99 For at least 10,000 years the human race has, at regular and officially sanctioned intervals, abandoned the hard diurnal grind of work and taken to the streets.
By forcing patients to spend months fighting to recoup out-of-pocket costs or avoid paying unwarranted bills, insurers increase the chances that patients will simply give up, too occupied with the daily grind of work, family obligations and (most cynically) their illnesses to spend hours a week battling unfriendly "customer service" personnel about unhelpful forms.
How about life beyond the day-to-day grind of work?
And I know that for them, it can be tempting to believe people who tell you that their new tools are safe because it makes the daily grind of work easier.
The vitality ofthis world contrasted sharply with the grind of working in mills.
Sean Tarrant, 24, arrived in Australia just a few months ago to get away from the daily grind of working in London.
He pointed to the unusual harmony among Cabinet heavyweights like former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and former Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta, and chalked up reports of unhappy subordinates to the relentless grind of working in the White House.
Miss Zhang, the owner of this poodle with amazing balls named Yoyo, said that dogs like this one provide important respite from the grind of working in Shanghai.
Miss Zhang, the owner of this poodle with amazing balls named Yoyo, said that dogs such as him provide important respite from the grind of working in Shanghai.
