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grind out

VERB
  1. produce in a routine or monotonous manner
    We have to crank out publications in order to receive funding

How To Use grind out In A Sentence

  • He was a highly intelligent commercial lawyer and then judge who suddenly found himself having to grind out fact after fact from nuggets of information painstakingly. Times, Sunday Times
  • They say that the mark of a great team is the ability to grind out results when they are below par, and this was another conspicuous example.
  • Instead, some of the holes in your die will be blocked and the meat will pulpily grind out only through a few, with a somewhat dreary and uniform color. Damn Hell Ass Kings
  • We haven't had a close scoreline to test us or had to grind out 80 minutes. Times, Sunday Times
  • We also need dustmen, nurses, mechanics, factory workers and people who grind out the 9-5. On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
  • Has the relentless Necessity of Comte erected its huge mill on this continent, to grimly grind out the annual quantity of patriotism, tyranny, noble self-abnegation, or Machiavelism, in the prescribed, invariable ratio of "Sociology? Macaria; or, Altars of Sacrifice
  • Yet, at worst, a lengthy slump might be needed to grind out a reduction in nominal prices and wages. Matthew Yglesias » Fringe Europe’s Got a Hard Time Coming
  • Sayeth The FT: “Yet, at worst, a lengthy slump might be needed to grind out a reduction in nominal prices and wages.” Matthew Yglesias » Fringe Europe’s Got a Hard Time Coming
  • Jenny bent down to grind out her cigarette stub in the lank grass and then tossed it with a stone-skipping twist of her white wrist into the tangled shrubbery.
  • The only times I've called a pro was to grind out a tree stump or to reline my pool. Projects You Shouldn’t Try To DIY | Lifehacker Australia
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