grit造句

Nobody doubts her brains or grit.

If you want to know if you have grit.

Was our nation's greatness about having God or having grit?

Get all that city grit out of your hair.

Newspapers bemoaned a lack of grit, both on the roads and in the population.

Mexico, in its current chastened mood, will no doubt grit its teeth and say nothing.

Rarely can Miyazawa’s fellow northerners have faced such a test of true grit.

Even though he was in last place, the Olympian showed his grit by finishing his race.

The nightmare still in my head, I walk across the cold wood floor, shuffling my feet in the light grit.

You could indulge yourself with a snack, but you think it's best to grit your teeth and wait for lunch.

Great trucks thundered past, showering her with grit, and a fierce wind got up that made her stagger.

My answer showed that I had the drive and grit to serve Goldman Sachs faithfully - at least for the length of the two-year dogsbody analyst program.

Instead of calling Mr Obama "naive and irresponsible", as she often had on the campaign trail, Mrs Clinton praised the Democratic nominee's "grit, determination and grace".

Thanks to their courage, grit and perseverance, we have given Iraqis a chance to shape their future, and we are successfully leaving Iraq to its people.