Sentence examples for grunt up from inspiring English sources

Geographically the heart of Ashdown, Gills Lap has an additional significance for the many hikers and bicyclists who sweat and grunt up the final furlong of the sharp ridge road.

They are perhaps not among the top four sides on paper but they are the hosts, they have French referees, who reward legitimate scrummaging, in their key pool matches against Wales and Australia and they have pace and stealth out wide to complement grunt up front.

It was a clinical score, sparked by the visitors' grunt up front and finished beautifully out wide when Paddy Jackson linked with Louis Ludik, whose quick hands put Henry over.

Bashing through the back country with Mr. Des Rosiers was grand, but striding on an empty trail tracked by previous skiers through a fragrant pine forest, grunting up hills and speeding down the backside made me recall why I loved this Norse invention, said to be 4,000 years old.

If you're not quite ready to pull the plug on this dismal excuse for a conversation, yet, you can step the empathic grunting up a notch with some of these bland non-committal-type statements that work well with pushy people.

If you do, you nod or grunt; strike up a conversation and quite frankly you're sunk.

He grunted, rose up off his seat, shifted his weight onto the pedals, and was on his way.

We are portraying regular German soldiers," Mr. Sisler said, taking pains to distinguish the latter as apolitical grunts caught up in a larger struggle.

As Phobos-Grunt broke up and burned on re-entry, the Russian space agency said, as many as about two dozen pieces might have reached the surface, weighing a total of about 400 pounds.

Short-statured, stocky aliens called Grunts popped up frequently, and with hostile intent — they had munchkin voices and cackled nastily and they said things like "Die, heretic!" I had to kill many of these.

When the 13-ton Phobos-Grunt breaks up in the atmosphere, debris could potentially fall anywhere along a vast stretch of the Earth's surface that includes the cities of New York, London and Tokyo.