Sentence examples for to grinding from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce to smaller pieces by crushing with lateral motion.
Nearly half the team is dedicated to grinding.
"Now we can go back to grinding it out, which is really our style," Tuck said.
"Some resorted to selling drugs, others to grinding out a living with a pushcart.
The music whipsaws from haunted-house ambient sounds to pummeling hard core to grinding, dissonant chords.
To keep his momentum moving forward, Tennessee will have to commit to grinding out runs against a stingy Minnesota defense.
It's about teenage masculinity, and about a moribund teaching system dedicated to grinding down individuality through systematic humiliation.
In some contexts, poverty refers to grinding hardship; in others, it can describe a state that doesn't involve a great deal of hardship at all.
Mr. Moehringer uses Sutton's fondness for libraries to grinding effect, as an excuse to turn each sentence that comes out of his mouth into a barroom epigram.
He acquires a drum set and a pair of electric guitars, pulls the girls out of high school and sets them to grinding out chords.
The decline "has come pretty close to grinding to a halt," said Carl Haub, a demographer with the Population Reference Bureau, a nonprofit research group.
His baseline style is well suited to grinding from the back of the court and forcing errors with consistency and direction through the ad court.
