Sentence examples for seems to grind from inspiring English sources

When he films people talking, his inspiration seems to grind to a halt.

But run both at once and the internet seems to grind to a halt.

The wind continues to howl, and existence seems to grind to a halt as darkness swallows everything.

He has taken on the pulp and paper, logging and palm industries with a zeal that seems to grind against his quiet, soft-spoken nature.

Mr. Kernaghan of the National Labor Committee said, "There are two places where progress seems to grind to a halt: the effort to form unions and the effort to have wage increases".

I've learnt about the weird and not very wonderful world of cybersquatting; I've been reminded how horribly dependent we all are on email (and how the world seems to grind to a halt without it) and I've learnt more than I ever wanted to know about the endlessly complicated world of domain name registration.

That certainly seems to ground what most people believe about smoking and lung cancer.

Morton gets Yadier Molina, because you can't have a postseason game without a Molina these days it seems, to ground out to Barmes.

The wide range of skills and knowledge seems to ground Tse.

There is one instrumentalist approach which is quite unique to democracy and that seems to ground a strong conception of democratic authority.

Again, what seems to ground the rationality of my anticipation of future experiences is the fact that that future person will be the inheritor of my psychology.