Sentence examples for of churning out from inspiring English sources

Critics have accused them of churning out jargon-spewing economic vandals.

As demand grew, the cartel constructed superlabs, capable of churning out industrial volumes of meth.

I find the idea of churning out stories straight from press releases rather dangerous.

Scientists have a long, inglorious history of churning out often meaningless equations for sponsors.

The goal of churning out world champions was largely achieved, but at a substantial price.

"There's enough stuff in the world," he says of churning out artistic objects.

Proton has built factories capable of churning out 1m cars a year and has launched a range of models.

After years of churning out breathless stories about this or that star, writers grew bored with the formula.

Reconciling his grand vision with the everyday slog of churning out wins has proved much more difficult than anticipated.

The practice of churning out stories about a deceased celebrity for as long as possible is an old tradition.

Your honest report of how this country dismantled a large illicit-drug industry capable of churning out 250 tonnes of cocaine a year deserves praise.