Sentence examples for hour grind from inspiring English sources
Photograph: Kristy Sparow/GC Images But we're here to talk about the tennis - and it was two weeks ago that Novak Djokovic secured a 6-7, 7-6, 6-3 victory over Milos Raonic in the Rome semi-finals, a three hour grind which set the Serb on the way to the title.
Carlsen then dug in for a six-and-a-half-hour grind, ultimately scratching out the result to set the stage for Wednesday's white-knuckle finale.
Driving in the free lanes, he said, the 45-mile trip home from work during rush hour had doubled to a 90-minute or even two-hour grind since the conversion.
In high-heeled shoes with ankle straps, sometimes with one of the Nixon advance men as a partner, Woods was a joyful sight, cutting loose after a 12-hour grind at the vice president's side.
So that's why the Dems lost — they're indolent slobs!) There's plenty of material on the 24-hour grind of a campaign, with all its attendant indignities: the cheap hotels, with their unreliable room service and occasional bedbug visitations; the turbulent flights on chartered jets; the inflatable neck pillows; the dirty tricks; the pints of hand sanitizer.
O'Fallon sucked in his breath as he slowly stepped into the noisy gym while girding his weakened body for another two-hour grind.
But in the wake of World War II, the eight-hour grind stuck, and today most workers end up doing more than that.
Aarstol attributes much of his continued success to the company switching to a five-hour-workday last June, a marked difference from the 80-hour grind common in startup culture.
I usually hole up in a coffee shop for a few hours, grind out enough practice problems and reading responses to feel productive and then explore – hopefully with a few friends in tow but sometimes on my own.
The tool shaved the rock over a period of two hours, grinding into a total depth of about 4 millimeters (.16 inches).
The odd man out was Rogers, who spent two and a half hours grinding out 52 runs from 89 balls on the first morning.
