Sentence examples for often grind from inspiring English sources

People here, like everywhere else, are complaining about gas prices this summer, but traffic does not often grind to a halt in Kalamazoo, and on a recent afternoon it took only a matter of minutes to cruise from a complex of Pfizer offices downtown to the city's outskirts.

McCartney often met Epstein at late night clubs in London, remembering that Epstein would often grind his jaws, and once saying, "Ugghhh, the pills" to McCartney.

Fish leftovers are often ground up and turned into fish meal for animals.

The fish, also known as bunker fish, are often ground up to make fertilizer and cat food.

High in fiber, omega-3 fatty acids and other nutrients, the seeds are often ground up and sold in powder form for easier digestion.

Sardines, those abundant schooling fish that are too often ground up to feed pigs and salmon, make an excellent meal - and not just in sandwiches.

Jews in medieval Europe began to keep beans and lentils, as well as grains, from the Passover table because until modern times they were often ground into flour.

One of the new bills would reverse the burden of proof in corruption trials, and deny the possibility of appeal in these cases to the Constitutional Tribunal.The government is right that justice in Bolivia has often ground slowly, and too often corruption has gone unpunished.

The force has six attack helicopters — two Dutch Apaches and four Defenders from El Salvador — but sandstorms often ground them.

Do you know that in the U.S. alone, 300 million day-old male chicks are killed -- often ground up alive -- because they are useless to the egg industry?

Astragalus and rehmannia are roots and are often ground into a powder and mixed with water, or put into a capsule or tablet form, along with other herbs.