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Sentence Examples Clean the cockles or clams by soaking them in cold water for at least 30 minutes to remove any sand or grit. Birds need grit and places they can take a dust bath, which helps them rid their feathers of mites and other parasites. He further went on to explain that one of the most common eye injuries results from sand and grit entering the eye whilst playing a bunker shot. He then used a handheld planetary polishing tool with diamond cutting pads to put a high grit finish on the surface. The next day I placed the figure upright on a piece of 400 grit sandpaper and smoothed out the rough surface of the putty. I then used some 180 grit sandpaper to roughen up the surface of the plexi to create the desired effect. That one had insects, grit and vegetation perfectly condensed but coloured a deep raspberry. The warehouse has a flat tar roof which is made up of a grainy limestone grit which is covered by a cohesive material. I skulked down the sunken path out of the village, down past the rough grit walls and rough pastures that are everywhere. Rusty iron railings beside the tower's 112 steps also need sand and grit blasting. The crew is rising to every little challenge they are given and conquering them all with true grit and sheer determination. It would have been no more than they deserved as they showed true grit after the dreadful start and the concession of those two early goals. They displayed a grit and a willingness for the physical side of the game so often missing in the past. But our boys showed true grit, managing to force the game into extra time with a well-taken goal from Parkin on 80 minutes. He could hardly believe his luck, and used his Northern grit and determination to become a local and national hero. But in a demonstration of the true grit of the fell runner, he managed to carry on. I truly believe that if you can adapt to adversity and develop true grit, you can still succeed. But Jean showed her true grit and followed the first rule of business which is to learn from your failures. These buildings are part of what we are as Yorkshire people, they are visible expressions of our grit, determination and resolve. Despite their desperate position however, the Kildare girls showed their true grit and finished with a flourish. Show More Sentences Regaining my determination, I grit my teeth and ignore the agonising, torturous pain in my wrist which was quickly spreading through my body. I have seldom seen such grit, determination and resoluteness from everyone on a Waterford team. He showed true grit as he completed the 4.3-mile run in 55 minutes in spite of suffering from prostate cancer. Showing true grit, he went on to ride the bull for eight seconds and seal the title. What Mark has achieved he has done with pure grit and determination, tenacity and hard work. I imagine she's spent many nights since gnashing her teeth, even as I grit mine thinking of her pain. Rising from political wilderness, the Sonia-led Congress showed that it had the grit and gumption to be an engine of change. And yet again they displayed grit, guts and determination after falling behind in a mere 21 seconds. According to Highways Agency guidelines councils are not required to grit every street and road in the borough. Once I had it smooth I used some 220 grit Wet and Dry and sanded the edges smooth under running water. Despite advanced warning of the treacherous weather, it emerged Swindon Council failed to grit the roads. An angry commuter has hit out at Colchester Council for failing to grit a road. He said a new development was residents who volunteered to help grit pavements in the area. Now council bosses in York may sell off their responsibilities to grit icy roads and paths in the city to a contractor. The queue has already reached the back door but we grit our teeth, put on our jackets and join it. Yes, we had to grit our teeth and swallow our pride, but in the end it was a win for everyone. My friend, who continued to grit her teeth with every bump, couldn't believe what she was seeing. Now and then Jack turned on the wipers to clear black grit off the windshield. And, we decided to grit our teeth and try to cope with the various problems that arise due to group trips. Consequently, he says, there were places where he had to grit his teeth and take editorial decisions. Show More Sentences Why on earth should she grit her teeth and become a drudge for an industry she didn't respect? You grit your teeth in pride as the machine roars to terrible life, proclaiming your dominion over all who dare to get in your way. This episode was a stretch in every way, causing me to grit my teeth until it wrapped. Isn't this the band of underdogs that won over America with grit and determination? Cases hitting the ground will inevitably pick up grit that can scratch the inside of the die and leave a mark on every case loaded. What I normally do in these circumstances is grit my teeth and carry on regardless. The air was thick with grit and smoke, its acidic taste coating the insides of her mouth. We went into this game as complete underdogs but produced a performance of grit and determination in true championship fashion. I am pretty sure he means resources, mettle and grit but the point is well-made. The Islanders have added enough grit and meanness to make them a formidably physical opponent. He carefully brushed dirt and grit away from the skeleton he was unearthing with a tiny, soft-haired brush. They lack the moral grit that sent so much of the flower of Oxbridge out to the colonies during the heyday of the British Empire. The event, promised to be a grand show, will see a display of grit, zeal and mettle. Cosmopolitans, not tough pioneers, they lacked the grit required to face the hardships of frontier life. Beside the man, demons no longer cavorted cheerfully, in fact, the path was empty bar the sandy grit that scattered its surface. The home side struggled to overcome Edinburgh, but despite labouring for long periods the grit of the Irish forwards eventually saw them through. We live longer and I think that we have more strength, determination, grit and moxie. Still all three were undeterred by the weather or indeed by the 26 miles and each showed immense grit to finish the three-lap course. I guess I'll have to dig deep and tap those resources of grit and resilience within me. She has none of the grit, grace, or animalistic sexuality of those brown sugar babes that came before her. Show More Sentences It is written with a great deal of intellectual grit, and its thesis is developed with considerable lucidity and eloquence. They're hoping the sweet smell of success will fill the air come December, thanks to a new sugar-coated grit for de-icing the city's roads. The British number eight showed all his Yorkshire grit to beat a player ranked more than 200 places above him in the world. They have been known, like other members of this group, to swallow grit to help grind coarse food in their gizzards. With Niall Finnegan having an absolute stormer in the defence, they showed true grit and delighted their supporters in the 4,000 attendance. Mix grit in with heavy soil and sit the bulbs on a layer of grit to stop them rotting. Sleek, industrial-design future furniture battles with the grit of chain-link fences and soul-eating neon strip lights. If anyone can add a little grit to the well-worn formula, you might reasonably expect she could. I must grit my teeth and remind myself that I did need a laptop, and that I did get over a hundred pounds off it. Sam was, by all accounts, a practical hands-on man whose grip had the grit of hard work. The food contains the grit from the quern stones and the husks of the rough unengineered wheat used to make the bread. He experimented with the artificial culture of pearls, by inserting grit to act as a nucleus around which the new pearl would form. Even if they do, it's your Libran duty to transmute this irritating grit into your own precious pearl of personal wisdom. Beneath her she could feel the coarse grit of sand and pebbles, and in the air she could smell the ocean. I rolled over and then it was as if someone had thrown a lot of grit into my eyes. Preliminary treatment includes such operations as flow equalization, screening, comminution, grease removal, flow measurement, and grit removal. When that is dry, sand lightly with a sanding block or an orbital sander using 80-100 grit sandpaper. We've not always been in front in games, we've lost goals, but we've shown a bit of grit and determination to come back. There is not enough bran in this book, not enough of the tangible grit of reality, happening at a specific instant in a precise place. Having displayed flair and invention in the first half, the second was all about grit and determination. Show More Sentences As well, oil and grit interceptors are to be placed in the parking lot to ensure storm water is dealt with appropriately. These cornstones are only exposed at low water, and occupy a position some 15 ft. or 20 ft. above the Parnell grit. As Foreman, Quaid plumbs new depths of cragginess to give his otherwise virtuous character a bit of grit. Chickens need grit in their gizzards to grind up the food they eat so they can get the most nutrition out of it. During egg-laying, birds increase consumption of calcareous grit to obtain sufficient calcium for eggshell formation. It needs real grit and guts to traverse the entire length and breadth of the country on a bicycle and that too all alone. Fresh drinking water, oystershell grit, and cuttlebone were available ad libitum. There is no grit, dirt, grime or funk worth mentioning, and the rawness I was expecting has been replaced with easy-listening soul ballads. Minor stains and scratches may be removed using 1200 grit wet sandpaper with a small sanding block followed by a good polish. The chance was there and I had a go and, although it didn't work out, I've got the grit and determination to succeed. He has the grit and determination to drive the atomic research centre towards its stated goal. Last step was sanding with 400 grit sandpaper to get a smooth but imperfect surface for the primer to bind to. Sand the first coat smooth with an orbital sander or sanding block using 80 to 100 grit sandpaper before applying the next coat of mud. Dust and grit may be especially hazardous to people who wear contact lenses. As the cracks widen, sand, grit, and small rocks from the overlying rubble trickle down into the fractures. The texture is smooth, with a tiny amount of dark red and orange grit that buries itself deep in the crevasses between your tongue's taste buds. Through pure grit and determination the pair put on 41 for the first wicket. But I just grit my teeth and muddle through to the next topic which catches my mind's eye. He said a van full of sand and grit had to be used to soak up the orange juice which had spilled on to the motorway. During the course of your fishing session your line will pick up small bits of grit, sand and algae. Show More Sentences I'm glad we've seen a bit of grit and stick-to-it-iveness from our openers for once though. You may feel like you have sand or grit in your eye, and your eye may look red. We clung to a wire fence while wind-blown sand stung our faces and we tried to keep grit and dust out of our eyes. Bulbs need to be planted at about twice their depth in soil that has a bit of added grit to stop waterlogging. Far from the hustle and grit of Berlin, it follows a quartet of young Germans lazing their lives away in a picturesque ski town in the Alps. The dust and gas particles coagulate into small grains, which then coalesce into bigger ones, then to grit, pebbles, and finally to planets. There's a crunchy ration of grit tracked in to the hall and kitchen now, joining with the Dolly-fluff to show just how very bad I am at routine vacuuming. Horned larks appear to come into the Hamlet to feed on grit and seeds. Grain is stored in their crops and ground by the grit in their gizzard. True, they had no shower gel at the time and the heat treatments softened the grit and grim for removal while the cold waters revived the weary bather. In the lower third of the unit, a conspicuous 15-40 cm thick lignite with quartz grit matrix occurs and includes plant stem fragments, some more than 5 cm long. To do so in a Salvadoran prison defies comprehension and inspires respect for their grit and determination. A friend of mine is recovering from alcoholism and she just has to grit her teeth at weddings. The quiet sterile environs offer a safe haven for those looking for a cinematic adventure in the inner-city without the grit that downtown provides. His distinctive voice resonates like polished grit over a combination of searing strings, Hawaiian lap steels, mellotrons and even enchanted lyres. In that case the context was a very different one, namely the failure of an authority to salt or grit the road when there had been a weather forecast of freezing conditions. You would not expect a smooth surface from coarse grit sandpaper. True, they have not that softness of speech which is said to be possessed by Londoners, but they have plenty of grit and backbone in their characters. I looked at a few hens scratching in the grit at the hut's door. Strain the oyster liquid through a sieve to remove any grit and shell. Show More Sentences In a match that was far from a classic, the United players showed true grit while their magnificent fans often outshouted the larger number of Celtic supporters. Within ten minutes the stagecoach rocked back into motion and sent a cloud of dust and dirt and grit billowing skywards across the yard towards the gray clapboard building. They fought the Comanches and settled the Plains, creating a legend of Texan grit and determination not unlike the reputation of their Scottish forebears. Grazers, for example, must deal with abundant abrasive phytoliths and grit from feeding close to the ground, and accordingly develop strategies to deal with tooth abrasion. As I sat there, wistfully watching the kids run round me, I scattered some cheesy puffs and cashew nuts for pigeons which descended cooing and flapping to peck among the grit. But there is grit too, illustrated well in his persistent cross-questioning of Tony Blair's press secretary Alastair Campbell during a lobby briefing. As a good chemist should, he took up his compound in some solvent and filtered it, so as not to introduce grit and crud into the pumps or the chromatography column. He has the command, grit and game face of a 10-year veteran. The boys can however, be proud of their display and they showed great grit and determination to make a contest of it against much more physical and stronger opponents. People will have to dig in their heels and grit their teeth. Wash the leeks thoroughly to remove grit, then chop or slice as preferred. He was very dirty, his entire body seemingly coated with dust and grit. When it rains heavily all the grit on the roads tends to be washed away. There was a guy who used to carry his bicycle up to the third floor and pick all the bits of grit out of the tyres and chuck them down the stairs. Metal parts get attacked by salt and lots and lots of sand and grit. Use an appropriate scraper to remove all loose paint and grit. How many times have you got a small piece of grit in your eye? Wash them well in fresh, clear water to remove any grit or insects. Use a sanding block with 100 to 120 grit sandpaper for smaller areas. A disk grinder with a 30 grit sanding disk works well for removing rubber. Show More Sentences Most carved stones are flat-topped outcrops of the local millstone grit. At a time when economic growth is slowing down and public finances are worsening, this survey illustrates the true grit of the north when it comes to determination to succeed. Our backs were truly against the wall and finally some of the true grit and character that has been lying dormant for too long came flooding through. Here's a woman who through sheer grit has created a billion dollar empire. With home games against sides they have the ability to beat and away games against sides they have already beaten, it is now all about true grit and determination. Two weeks ago, when we had snow on Tuesday and Wednesday, I telephoned the council twice to ask if they were going to grit the roads and pavements but there was no reaction. Just grit your teeth and walk on, that way things are much easier. To hear Trini tell it, he'd been a one-man crime-fighting machine, justice patrolling the crooked streets, all grit and courage. The slabbers, of all ages, eke out an existence from small retirement or other government checks, or just plain grit and charity. Before proceeding, remove all traces of handling, raised grain and flecks by block-sanding all surfaces with a 150 grit. Samples were mounted in epoxy resin and the surfaces were ground flat by 600 grit abrasive paper. It is recommended that the entire surface be sanded uniformly with abrasive paper no more coarse than 60 grit or no finer than 220 grit. Debris and grit, which abrade refiner discs and machine tools, must be removed. You prove to them that they've made a mistake and they grit their teeth and seethe and angrily insist that, no, they didn't make a mistake. SiC is a synthetically produced abrasive grit, which is very sharp-edged but not particularly tough, however, it has an extremely high hardness. But best of all was Beth Tweddle's retirement bronze – ethereal grace, true grit and the hands of a navvy. All the teeth are gradually worn down during mastication and this process is accelerated if the diet includes much grit or woody material. This measure results in less wear on agitator and hopper bottom, especially when spreading grit. Put the mussels into a tureen to keep warm, then strain the liquor back into the pan through two thicknesses of muslin to remove sandy grit. Use medium grit sandpaper to roughen the laminate surface, being careful not to damage the fabric fibres. Show More Sentences Every five minutes or so he must stop, pick up a nine-inch long whetstone made of grit, and sharpen the blade again. For a smoother finish and to assure proper adhesion you may lightly scuff surface between coats with 180 grit or finer sandpaper. The fear laden person is typically asked to grit their teeth, clench their fist and get on that elevator. Lead pellets are mistaken for food items or grit, which is retained in a waterbird's gizzard to facilitate the mechanical breakdown of food. If the eggshells are weak, add calcium to the feed in the form of oyster-shell or eggshell grit. It has been assumed for a long time that comets are a soft, friable foam of ice, grit and chemicals. Andy paused for a few beats, grit his teeth and forced a smile. Wildlife will often mistake granules of carbofuran for food or grit, and it can be ingested while preening their feathers. I had to grit my teeth and do a load of stuff – or not do a load of stuff, more precisely – that normally I would have done. She thought we had to grit our teeth and get through it, and it would turn. We had to show a lot of heart, a lot of grit and determination knowing we weren't using the ball as well as we can. Ibrahimovic was ruled out of the tie with a heel injury but PSG made up for his absence with Javier Pastore's brilliance and Verratti's grit. Finally, after a terrible year, through sheer grit, he has not only survived, he has begun to make a return to his old life. Sintered metal filters to prevent grit from entering the pump or the instrument. Concave or grit top surfaces are available for outstanding skid resistance. Road to Bloodshed, the band's debut, is a blistering blend of technical thrash and old-school metal powered with plenty of attitude and grit. It's easier to drive, park and handle but does not have the grit of the big boys when it comes to box size and hauling ability. To be a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police during such challenge was an exercise in grit and stamina. Old coatings: Dry sand with grit paper P240 to apply the filler and with grit paper P320 to apply the sealer. For laying birds, the extra calcium requirement is provided by oyster-shell grit fed separately or by limestone flour added to the diet. Show More Sentences We grit our teeth, as they have beaten us in this deployment's first volley of inter-ship rivalry. Playing with passion and grit, she continuously encourages and supports her fellow teammates, while also respecting her opponents. Frequent bitonal writing in keys a tone apart adds grit to her harmony. In 175 well-chosen words, he sums up the trials and the grit and bravery of the civil rights movement. Nonetheless, it is prudent to make sure your boot pivot sockets are clean of grit, since heavy use combined with abrasive material could accelerate wear. I have come back from it with a lot of grit, trying and testing many things and finally finding the right manufacturing partner that is the right strategic fit for the business and our growth plans. Waterbirds deliberately pick the pellets from the bottom and ingest them, mistaking them for food items or grit, which is retained in the gizzard to facilitate the grinding of food. Supplies: 100 grit sandpaper, good quality epoxy adhesive. But, showing true Yorkshire grit, he bounced back with rounds of 74, 74 for a respectable finish. Sand and grit in a zipper can cause it to stick, but it doesn't have to stay that way. After the surface has adequately dried, it may be lightly sanded with 220-400 grit abrasive paper prior to the application of subsequent topcoats. The grit is normally composed of marble and granite quarry granulate and the binder is made from artificial components as unsaturated polyester resin or hydraulic cement. Chionodoxas should be planted en masse to achieve a sea of colour and do best in fertile soil with plenty of added grit for drainage. This is particularly important on retrofit roofs where dust and grit from the original membrane could clog up the normal drainage paths between insulation boards. We showed true grit, determination and toughness. Ever since her first jump in New Zealand in 1985, she has been a true grit parachutists, practicing every angle or aspect of the sport and associating it with her second passion : photography. Petra showed true grit when she picked herself up and stayed on to compete at Whistler Olympic Park in the women's sprint classic after sustaining an injury while warming up on the course. They give your thoughts some grit to rub against. On poorly drained impermeable areas of millstone grit, shale or clays the topsoil gets waterlogged in winter and spring. Chionodoxas should be planted en masse to achieve a sea of colour, and do best in fertile soil with plenty of added grit for drainage. Show More Sentences A house with an interlocking-tile gable roof and millstone grit walls. Use John Innes No2 compost, with extra grit added for good drainage, and dwarf plants such as mossy Saxifrage, Sempervivums and Dianthus. In the GI tract of granivorous avian species, BIPS behave more like gravel or grit than digestible food. Make sure you use a buffer fitted with 150 grit sandpaper to remove marks and imperfections as well as to roughen the surface so that the new coat of polyurethane will adhere well. The grit is good for their hooves and replicates the type of ground they walk on in the wild. I add grit to a few handfuls of compost for the bottom of the pot and a handful of pearlite to the top. It expanded from bleary delay rippling with looped phrases to embrace molten metalloid raunch and blues grit, acoustic guitars and pedal steels. The crisp cheddar grit cake piled with Carolina pulled pork, a fried egg and hog jowl cracklins is a pile of tender, melt-in-your-mouth goodness. It is that dirty, slushy, icy stuff you find at the side of city streets: a mixture of ice, dust, grit, trapped gases and various organic chemicals. It is possible to remove small spray impurities with dry fine grit paper P2000 soft after the application of one first light dry coat of HYDROFAN colour. Royal Court produced a performance of grit and determination in a Chester mudbath to crown a memorable week for Robert Sangster. In applications such as grit chambers or settling basins for coarse sediments, the vibrating element must be protected against damage with a suitable baffle. She's demonstrated her grit and her gravitas many times over. The boxes were manufactured from casts of ten distinct cardboard boxes by a company that produces grit bins and traffic bollards. It was also converted to a gritter using the grain chute, capable of blasting grit through the windows of nearby cars. During testing in Norway, the team blasted grit through a house window, set fire to a man and ran into a car hidden by snow. In common with many other birds, the house sparrow requires grit to digest the harder items in its diet. The resulting diamond and CBN grit bond is very hard and allows not only grinding tools but also files to be produced according to this manufacturing principle. This placed all major heavy industries which emitted smoke, grit, dust and fumes under the supervision of the Inspectorate. But she respects grit and determination, in allies and opponents alike. Show More Sentences There's a storm coming, so I grit my teeth and start rowing with all my might. Not that Pritchard expects anything other than Yorkshire grit being required against Guiseley. What did you have to grit your teeth to sit through? This is important enough to just grit your teeth and figure it out. You just have to grit your teeth and get on and learn to do it better. Then you had better already be in your sleeping bag or grit your teeth for the few painful minutes between undressing and sliding into your oh-so-cold bag, and refrain from yodelling with anguish. You will stand back up, grit your teeth, You will start walking again. Do not just grit your teeth and decide to bear it. Both combatants showed enormous grit and determination, landing and taking huge shots from one another without even flinching. But rather than fetishizing the dust and drought of the old West, he glams up the cowboy's grit with sequins and studs. With grit and determination Acklam fought on with excellent tackling, passing and dummy runs to make their way through Redcar's back line. Cameco responded that it uses a process involving grit blasting, which is similar to sand blasting, in order to strip the drums down to bare metal. Materials like sand, litter, or grit that is used to provide a nonslippery surface, as long as it is not chemically active, should provide a measure of control from slipping. The 39-year-old was out at 6am today to try to clear a route off the Galley Hill estate, but found the grit bin empty at the junction of Great Auk and Heron Gate. The grit of the abrasive-whether coarse or fine-the amount of contact and the differential speed between nonwovens and abradant all greatly affect the end result. The fact the Bruins played 22 freshmen, showed admirable grit most times and lost quarterback Cory Paus at midseason were, in the end, of no consequence. To make it nonslippery, grit is added to it, Jones and Barnett said. As Paul Collingwood lifted the trophy above his head in Barbados, it was a pity the victory hadn't been down to Yorkshire grit or Surrey artistry. They are also given small quantities of seeds, spiders, and grit. He much preferred fossicking leisurely in tropical habitats, snorkelling in lagoons and scrutinizing strandline grit whilst lying on his stomach in the sun. Show More Sentences Netherlands, one of the pre-tournament favourites, combined their undoubted guile, creativity, pace and attacking quality with midfield grit and organisation. Yorkshire grit and determination and we couldn't get through them. We hear much about the use of kitty litter as an alternative grit to be used in place of sand, but as I have never made use of it, I cannot recommend it. From the area near Eggleston, the river is crossing over millstone grit. Most tile stores sell grout saws, an inexpensive tool with a wooden or plastic handle and a tip covered with carbide grit. The paintings have been created using tactile road-surface materials such as sand, grit, gravel and liquid tar. The geology here is alternating layers of limestone and shale topped with millstone grit. The difference between dreamers and achievers is grit, guts and spirit, which the former might lack but the latter have in abundance. The enemy had not reckoned on the resilience of young Americans, whose grit, loyalty, and mordant humor saw them through the worst. He has since embarked on a winning streak courtesy of his grit, tenacity and persistent style. And the fact that we know the island of St Gregory is a fiction doesn't help make for true grit. Examples from Classical Literature The murk above them was less solid, but again the fine grit streaked their faces, embedding itself in their hair. For thrift, grit and perseverance, are a few of the rough grains in his character. Came a night at last when stamina and hope and grit won the long, long fight. The stones are usually imbedded in a matrix of quartzose grit and sand, but sometimes this is very scanty. And on that basis the rank amateurs of razee proceeded with all the grit that was in them. His jeans were torn and his cotton shirt was in rags, but his grit was unsifted. He handled the Sunday excursions, which was the acid test of a trainmans grit. City grit cut at my ankles from the air blast before I could hop into the bubble and give him my destination. Bleriot, following, succeeded in covering one side of the triangular course, but then came down through grit in the carburettor. The sand and grit rained thick on the driver, and the chariot inlaid with gold and tin ran close behind his fleet horses. Quad bikes could even be used to spread grit on pavements, while the normal gritting wagons will be used to try to keep the roads clear. Recently, steel hones coated with bonded sintered tungsten carbide grit have become available and offer longer life. When a man's been setting round like a hulk for twenty years or more, seeing things that want doing, it eats inter him, and he loses his grit. As well as a nasty bang, flying stones and grit thrown up by other vehicles damages paint, bodywork and lights, as well as ruining windscreens. In Nuneaton, as with other town centres, we provide the grit for the borough council contractors to routinely distribute onto the footways. If you're often worried about grit and grime collecting in your keyboard, Logitech's Washable Keyboard K310 can be the perfect solution. We always dress the surface with grit to retain moisture yet stop the neck of the cuttings from rotting and to keep down weeds and liverwort. Rahul showed a lot of grit and nerves as all his matches on Sunday went into a shoot off. John and the Ragman added his own northern grit with a voice that could plane concrete. He's got to be flattered up, an' have some grit put into him. Show More Sentences Four birds with existing foreign objects or grit in their gizzards identified on survey radiographs were removed from the study. And, starting on October 13, teams will be filling up grit bins so people can help to clear ice and snow in their own areas. Messua said nothing, but it was at her wounds that Mowgli looked, and they heard him grit his teeth when he saw the blood. Says it's nothin' but just grit and hang-on that keeps him alive. He was in perfect condition, without an ounce of superfluous flesh, and the one hundred and fifty pounds that he weighed were so many pounds of grit and virility. Of course I had no experience of a London summer day, and my spirits may have been oppressed by the hot exhausted air, and by the dust and grit that lay thick on everything. Salute Bolton's grit in winching themselves off the floor after being laid horizontal by the crispest of goals from Sylvain Wiltord and Robert Pires. Find more words! 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