Walter Matthau, a great 70s Hollywood figure who has slipped from the collective memory somewhat, grinds drolly through his speech, never making much of a meal of it, never bothering to fake much of an interest in the outcome and in the end cheerfully confessing to a cock-up.
In those columns Mr. Tanaka, who is single, frequently chronicles his dates, delicately describing their more intimate moments with a catch phrase he coined, "pero-guri," which Mr. Tanaka said, somewhat shyly, means "caressing and grinding".
Somewhat counterintuitively, it was seen that grinding with finer final surface (group I) resulted in slightly higher surface temperatures.
They benefitted from a hot goalie and some grinding performances from key, somewhat unsung heroes.
The later, somewhat more controlled sections suggest otherwise, specifically the long, grinding middle segment and the shorter final siege, with their more realistic and emotionally nuanced acting.
"It all condensed into sand and somewhat larger parts," he explained, "but not so much that they started grinding each other up".
By his own account, Mr. Ryan, who was elected to the House in 1998 at age 28, is a somewhat accidental traveler in the corridors of power, one whose passion lies in the grinding details of policy prescriptions and budget scores.
Among these small but versatile creatures were the docodonts, shrew-sized mammals that looked somewhat like a cross between a rat and a squirrel, bearing sharp-edged molars good for shearing, crushing, and grinding plants and other food.
It's about grinding and grinding and grinding and grinding.
You saw justice, grinding, grinding, grinding.
