Others traveled daily to mills that continued grinding.

Here's a step by step that shows grinding hamburger.

An invasion of Iraq would bring that process to a grinding halt.

Military occupation saps dignity, and grinding poverty and economic disarray sap hope.

Military occupation saps dignity, and grinding poverty and economic disarray sap hope.

This has brought transport in affected areas almost to a grinding halt.

Yes, the country is rife with human rights abuses and grinding poverty.

For example, the adaptation of horses' teeth to the grinding of grass.

Economic performance has been horrible for two decades the system is grinding to a halt.

This contrasts with his previous abrasive approach in Mother's Milk , as well as his dry, funky and more docile arrangements on Blood Sugar Sex Magik .

Grinding Stone is the 1973 debut album by Gary Moore, released under the The Gary Moore Band moniker.

Worldwide, more than a billion women confront grinding and overt gender discrimination in education, nutrition, health care, and salaries.

The remittances of Italian seasonal laborers in Argentina prevented backward rural villages in southern Italy from slipping into grinding poverty.

We often think of history as something inevitable, a culmination of great, grinding forces that can only lead to one destination.

Later years 1974 1979 Soon Over Babaluma from 1974 continued in the ambient style of Future Days , yet it regained some of the abrasive edge of Tago Mago and Ege Bamyasi .

Civil war, famine, disease, the legacy of colonialism all have been advanced as plausible reasons for the continent's grinding poverty and economic backwardness.

In fact, Clinton was deeply moved by Jibril s testimony, riveted by the horror of the regime s tanks grinding toward Benghazi at that very moment.

What do we do about the bottom billion in the world who remain in grinding poverty while the rest of us live better and longer lives?

Germany's vital small and medium size businesses the famous mittelstand has not only lost its dynamism, but investment in this sector is grinding to a halt.

Some people watch this event because of a NASCAR like fascination with things bumping and grinding. Burning the parachute as it fell that was last weekend.

But then he heard that there were mills in the east that had begun grinding again after a lot of inactivity. They had apparently been maintained.

For a brief moment earlier this year the debate came to a grinding stop as former finance minister Oskar Lafontaine jerked the questioning onto entirely different grounds.

Because the young and economically productive age groups are the hardest hit, the disease's overall impact is even more destructive condemning poor countries to generations of grinding despair.

It's what Hilary A Benn, but not a Bennite Benn said on radio and TV this week as the boy scout in him struggled not to admit that Corbyn's appointment of abrasive John McDonnell as shadow chancellor was a bad idea.

The moral and strategic vision of the 1990 s has exhausted itself and come to a grinding halt after the shock of the Russo Georgian war and the recent Ukrainian election.

The moral and strategic vision of the 1990 s has exhausted itself and come to a grinding halt after the shock of the Russo Georgian war and the recent Ukrainian election.

When Saruman came to the Shire in September 3019, the Mill was no longer used for grinding grain but for some industrial purpose and loud noises, smoke, and filth issued from it.

If so, it may not necessarily end with a repeat of the slaughters of the last century, but with an economic retrenchment that brings economic stagnation and consigns billions of people to grinding poverty.

Moreover, they argue that the cost of any increase in required equity capital would simply be passed on to borrowers in the form of higher interest rates, bringing economic growth to a grinding halt.

The combination of high politics and grinding technical detail makes EU policymaking a much less interesting spectacle than national politics, and of course there s the added problem that so many of the players are unknown foreigners.

Arms control and disarmament is a grinding, unglamorous business that brings few quick returns. With domestic issues and re election anxieties now dominating most political agendas, it will be all too easy for commitment to wane.

The combination of high politics and grinding technical detail makes EU policymaking a much less interesting spectacle than national politics, and of course there s the added problem that so many of the players are unknown foreigners.

For all the grinding poverty, pervasive corruption and the implicit threat of violence ordinary Uzbeks endured under his rule, Karimov was president when they had their first child, and still president when those children became grandparents.

The venture also sells roasted coffee and merchandising including T shirts and mugs bearing its striking logo two fists placed on top of each other, with the top one turning in a grinding motion, representing the Jamaican Sign Language expression for coffee.

You have to probably stop. Maybe not come to a grinding halt, but you've got to sort of find that mouse. Then you find the mouse, and you're going to have to wiggle it a little bit to see where the cursor is on the screen.

We will never know if during his lengthy inauguration speech on October 21, 2002, the Cuban president looked in the faces of those who were listening to him when he guaranteed that everything was going well in the factories that had stopped grinding five years prior.

The de facto export ban on rare earth elements often referred to as industrial vitamins struck a terrible blow to Japanese companies, which rely on China for 97 of their supply. Among a variety of rare earth elements, neodymium and dysprosium are widely used as a magnetic material for motors in environmentally friendly vehicles and home appliances, while erbium is used as a dopant in optical fibers and cerium as an abrasive for polishing liquid crystal display (LCD) glass.