Sentence examples for grunter from inspiring English sources

I'm not a grunter When I was younger I was very self-conscious about making a noise when hitting the ball, so I never wanted to do that.

The tourist brochures that sing the praises of the seafood available on the Cape tend to talk about species like Cape salmon and yellowtail and mussel-cracker and kabeljou and kingklip and white steenbras (also known, I'm happy to report, as pignose grunter) and a sort of langoustine that South Africans call crayfish.

He grunts realistically when he hurls himself up and over the edge of something — the voice actor who plays Nate, Nolan North, is an inspired grunter, and there must be a hundred different expressions of strain on this soundtrack.

In January, Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova, the top two women's players in the world, appeared to be fighting not just for the Australian Open championship but also for the title of loudest grunter.

Murray had never before played Berlocq, nor Granollers, perhaps the most notorious grunter on the men's tour, since the Spaniard began honking in earnest the last few years.

"He's not your grunter up front who just scrummages and hits rucks," said Gatland, who has plenty of scrummaging power up front already in Jenkins, Adam Jones, Dan Cole and Cian Healy.

They have a great technique, but we were never just the big grunters we were made out to be in the build-up".

Like Christmas decorations, as we get into December, down from the attic come the grunters and moaners, hypocrites, dogmatists and self-righteous sinners.

Snickerers and snorters keep their mouths closed, titterers and grunters pulse through parted teeth, wailers and barkers yawp through gaping mouths and throats.

Their relative anonymity compared to the famously loud women, such as Maria Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka, has contributed to the perception that this is a problem only in women's tennis, with the WTA even developing plans to nip grunters in the bud, so to speak, at the junior level.

But a few of the lesser-known players, such as Berlocq and 33rd-ranked Marcel Granollers, are louder, more abrasive grunters.