Sentence examples for violent grinding from inspiring English sources
Violent grinding noises erupt from behind a door in the corner – it wouldn't be surprising if a velociraptor leapt out of the cupboard.
"The violent grind is just going to go on and on," one senior Arab policymaker predicted bleakly.
The country has suffered decades of civil war and human rights atrocities, continuous grinding poverty, and rampant violent crime.
The reality of being a stalked man is a mixture of grinding tedium, of disturbed sleep, violent nightmares and isolation.
What somnologists do know is that during the twilight stages of sleep, just before they nod off, people with EHS will begin to aurally hallucinate loud, violent, terrifying noises like gunshots, explosions, and metallic grinding.
The excess and repetition that follows is an exercise in obstreperousness, a violent shirking of control reflected musically by the shrill scratching and grinding of Skrillex.
Today's conflict is a grinding civil war fuelled in equal parts by the more violent strains of Salafi Islam and a toxic cycle of never-ending revenge killing.
As Mexico's drug war grinds on, violent homicide has overtaken car accidents as the leading cause of death of young people in the country, reports the Mexico City daily El Universal (link in Spanish).
This is the Wall, beside which is played the Wall Game, a violent and yet simultaneously dull sport comparable to rugby that we understand often involves slowly grinding your opponents' heads into the brickwork.
No matter its grinding civil conflict, Colombia boasted sound fiscal management that stood in contrast to its reputation as chaotic and violent.
