Sentence examples for grind one from inspiring English sources

Not overtly competitive, these women freely grind one another into the dust in private.

Professional tennis is a grueling, head-spinning grind, one that Navratilova tired of in 1994, at 37, but returned to in 2000, unable to resist the temptation to test her reflexes on the doubles courts she and Pam Shriver long owned.

You're just relying on the acrobatics of a lone stalwart between the pipes, so that your unremarkable skaters might have a chance to grind one out.

"A jury in someone's hometown feels a duty to punish that person for bad behavior," said Anthony, who added, "I think his jury will be more open in evaluating the evidence because they don't have an ax to grind one way or the other".

And that's the pleasing thing for me, because when we play open and free we've shown we can score and win, but we've also shown away at Macclesfield we can battle and grind one out.

In a scene winkingly evocative of similar moments in dancer-with-a-dream movies such as "Flashdance," Mike hears the call of the grind one night in his workshop when Ginuwine's throbbing '90s R&B anthem "Pony" comes on the radio.

There is a new one coming in Iowa and they broke ground on one in Reno just today, in addition to data centers already in operation in North Carolina, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona.

If the hospital has to ground one of the helicopters, Mr. Kinsella said, it would probably be the one stationed in Norwich.

What is alarming about this particular coping mechanism is that unlike biting one's nails, grinding one's teeth or hitting the cookie dough pretty hard, this particular habit has the potential to dramatically affect others well-being and perception of safety.

It is to ground one's self in one's beliefs, convictions and values while re-imagining a new direction that adapts to an ever-changing world.

Tartar and plaque buildup, cavities and grinding one's teeth at night can all cause headaches.