Sentence examples for grinds toward from inspiring English sources

Yet as the country grinds toward national elections on Sunday, the campaign's most notable absence has been a debate over the direction and future of Europe's largest economy.

Now, as the search for consensus in health care reform grinds toward the end of its first year, a national leader in bioethics has cast his critical eye on the debate.

— THE NEW YORK TIMES Rick Santorum captured both Republican primaries in Mississippi and Alabama on Tuesday, dealing a forceful rebuke to Mitt Romney's hopes of demonstrating political strength in the South as he grinds toward his party's nomination.

This time it's Thanksgiving 2000: the Florida recount grinds toward its predictable outcome, and Bascombe, now 55, battles prostate cancer and copes with a strange turn in his second marriage.

WASHINGTON — As the government shutdown grinds toward a potential debt default, some of the country's most influential business executives have come to a conclusion all but unthinkable a few years ago: Their voices are carrying little weight with the House majority that their millions of dollars in campaign contributions helped build and sustain.

As the war in Afghanistan grinds toward the decade mark the longest in U.S. history public support is waning.

There have been injuries and turbulent road trips, a grueling regular season grinding toward the playoffs.

Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur saw Kvasha grinding toward him tonight and stopped a wrist shot.

A television version was broadcast in 1981, and the long grind toward a movie began.

It's like the soundtrack to a horror movie, tension grinding toward some twisted denouement.

"We're going to be generally grinding toward higher inflation," said Conrad F. DeQuadros, an economist for RDQ Economics.