churning

IPA: tʃˈɝnɪŋ

Examples of "churning" in Sentences

So they do have a history in churning out decent spoof movies.
"Butter churning is typically a female activity," Green explained.
Down a short hill from our cabin, Grand Lake Stream flowed frothing and churning from the outlet dam on West Grand Lake.
But he seems to be taking up a sideline in churning out farcical, desperate attempts to demonstrate the harms of atheism now too.
TV writers and producers seem to lose touch with the real power of storytelling as they get further emeshed in churning out product.
Whether from the boat in churning seas or the driftwood lined shores of the Pacific Northwest she never misses a beat -- or a downed bird.
House GOP leaders are ready to immediately begin churning out bills to make good on their campaign promises to tea-party activists — even if they are doomed to fail in the Senate.
“Such are the fortunes of Mr. Mezrich, 34, who, in churning out a kind of impressionistic nonfiction set in the circle of well-educated young men and their adventures in wealth-building, has created the genre analogue to what publishers call chick lit,” writes Ginia Bellafante.