Just like “find,” which has a past tense of “found,” “grind” has a past tense of “ground.” Did you get this one right? Bonus tip: It’s true for your coffee beans too. Whether you’re prepping them for your morning brew or saving them for your compost, remember that they are “coffee grounds,” not “coffee grinds.” … Read more
Grind founder david abrahamovitch on taking millennial pink coffee pods to the US after surviving the pandemic. S horeditch Grind became a coffee and espresso martini destination at the start of London’s java revolution in the early 2010s. Who owns grind London? David Abrahamovitch spotted a niche in the London coffee scene back in 2011, … Read more
The sports equipment company GRIND was created by 26-year-old Thomas Fields, who also appeared on the May 7 episode of “shark tank.” Dallas Mavericks owner mark cuban and businesswoman barbara corcoran contributed a combined $250,000 for 25% of the company, which makes basketball shooting machines. Who is the owner of grind? Thomas Fields was an … Read more
When david abrahamovitch, who has died aged 59 , had a clothes shop in Roman Road, in the East End of London, there was one Italian manufacturer so impressed by the grand-sounding street name that he insisted on seeing for himself his garments selling to London gentry. Who is David Abrahamovitch? David Abrahamovitch spotted a … Read more
The phrase meaning to study carefully is pore over. It comes from a little-used sense of the verb pore—namely, to meditate deeply. In modern writing, this sense of pore rarely appears outside this phrase. Which is correct pour over or pore over? This one’s pretty easy: pouring something over a book would mean spilling something … Read more