Sentence examples for may be ground from inspiring English sources
Glass also may be ground using diamond-impregnated rotating wheels, silicon carbide paper, or silicon carbide slurry.
Such opaque objects as metal and stone may be ground smooth, etched chemically to show their structure, and photographed by reflected light with a metallurgical microscope.
This raw opium may be ground into a powder, sold as lumps, cakes, or bricks, or treated further to obtain such derivatives as morphine, codeine, and heroin.
With that aim, the streets were to be "uniform down to the water", and each house would ideally be placed in the middle of its plot, "so there may be ground on each side for gardens or orchards or fields".
Photos: PANORAMA -- Scientists assembled this 360-degree image from photos taken five miles above Titan and sent back by the Huygens spacecraft during its descent on Friday.; FOG AND MOUNTAIN -- The white streaks at center and left may be ground fog, since they were not visible at higher altitudes.
I recognize it at once, when in a history text I first read William Penn's dreamy yet transpicuous instructions for the layout of Philadelphia: Let every house be placed in the middle of its plot, so that there may be ground on each side for gardens or orchards or fields, that it may be a green country town which will never be burnt, and always be wholesome.
May's endless negotiations with Brussels may be grinding, but Britons should remember: Things could be worse.
I think they may be grinding everything up now.
The economy may be grinding to a halt as the year comes to an end and the build-up to Brexit descends into chaos, economists have warned.
It is not clear, for example, how goal-based on-board autonomy, originally conceived for deductive-flavored systems which may not be ground controlled for indefinite portions of time, be able to combine with model based engineering, which best fits current industrial design strategies.
The seeds are "delicious when roasted," Chimwamurombe says, and may also be ground into a powder and mixed with maize meal to make a highly nutritious porridge for young children.
