grinding造句

Farmers are grinding wheat in a mill.

The strike brought industry grinding to a halt.

The car screeched to a halt with grinding brakes.

Women once spent long hours grinding grain by hand.

The intruder pressed down again, grinding the white hot object deeper into Vetra's chest.

Surface imperfections, such as slivers, scabs, burrs, weld splatter, and gouges, shall be removed by grinding.

Processing these plants probably involved peeling, drying and grinding their roots.

I fear starting a neighborhood feud, but I'm also grinding my teeth.

A fine, powdery foodstuff obtained by grinding and sifting the meal of a grain, especially wheat, used chiefly in baking.

The toxin, favoured by some celebrities as a wrinkle remover, relaxes jaw muscles and may reduce grinding.

Have you ever noticed that your hard drive never seems to stop grinding when using Windows Vista?

Despite a year of grinding hardship Greece looks ever more likely to have to restructure its debts.

The grinding wheel finisher has the structure to be simple, dexterous, characteristics and so on easy to operate, may carry on the renovation to ordinary and the ultra hard grinding wheel.

One lone man ceases undulating to put his lips to the ear of the chick he's grinding up on.

One of 47massive ice fields in Argentine Patagonia's Glaciers National Park, this grinding, groaning force of nature covers a hundred square miles(260 square kilometers).

These are the ones who haven't bothered to divorce, yet they lead lives of quiet, grinding frustration, if not desperation, hostility, anger and depression.

In its liquid state, nitrogen is used for food freezing, plastic and rubber deflashing and grinding, cooling, metal treating, biological sample preservation, pulverization, and other temperature-related applications.

With investment and consumption growth grinding to a halt, unemployment would shoot up and millions of jobless migrants would head for home, spreading discontent through the country.

Set up and operate machine tools to perform repetitive machining operations, such as turning, milling, drilling, boring, planing, honing, broaching, grinding or other machining operations.

If so, the mortgage crunch will be a grinding drag on America's economy; one that unfolds over several years, hitting some people and some regions hard, but not, in itself, a macro-economic disaster.

Try grating ginger root with a fine cheese grater or grinding it into a paste. Put about a spoonful into a hot cup of water; let it steep for a few minutes, then drink up.

Learning how to cut up an animal appeals to me hugely; my first Saturday job was as a butcher's boy, sanding down the blocks, cleaning the walls and grinding the mince.

If you often wake up with a dull headache or sore jaw, you may be grinding your teeth or clenching your jaw while you sleep, a problem called bruxism.

When I swallow, pain catches in my throat, and I am still grinding my penicillin to stop the bitter pills from getting trapped in the doughy mass of inflamed tissue at the back of my mouth.