Sentence examples for grinding tasks from inspiring English sources

In the union hall, there is a large, temperature-controlled classroom used by workers for break and it is outfitted with ten workstations in a separate area where the welders perform welding, cutting, and grinding tasks.

Yet that grinding task is once more on the international agenda.

The grinding task of being a party leader without the comforts of ministerial office would exhaust anyone.

A little more than two years ago, he was offered the Met's Siegfried understudy role, a grinding task.

But they are finding that translating a protest movement into votes and a permanent voice in national affairs is a far more grinding task.

And the biggest wild card remains the president himself, who has devoted only a modest amount of time to the grinding task of mastering health-care policy but has repeatedly suggested that his sweeping new plan is nearly complete.

For the inspectors, it is a grinding task, burdened by knowledge that hawks in the Bush administration have scant faith in their ability to strip Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction, after the evasion and intransigence with which the Iraqis met an earlier generation of United Nations inspectors in the 1990's.

This is an important step forward, and McCarthy is an excellent choice for this difficult and grinding task.

It must also outline the significant elements that ground the task, the procedures followed, the terminology used by both the user and the tools, and the system actions.

Historically, wind power in the form of windmills has been used for centuries for such tasks as grinding grain and pumping water.

When in historic time the powers of water and wind were applied to the daily tasks of grinding grain and raising water, the way to industrialization was opened.