14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Milled' in a Sentence

"The simple past tense and past participle of the verb "mill," indicating the action of grinding or processing something, often using a mill." more

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As the news broke, journalists were milling in the press room, eager to cover the story.

The farmer is milling wheat to produce high-quality flour.

The chef realized he had been milling the spices for too long, affecting the dish's flavor.

The textile workers have been milling fabric for the new fashion collection.

The athletes were milling on the track, warming up for the upcoming race.

The chef is milling fresh spices for the aromatic curry.

The carpenter is milling the wood for a custom-made table.

By tomorrow, the chef will have milled the flour needed for baking the special cake.

By tomorrow, the students will have been milling the data for their research project.

Over the years, they have milled various types of wood for furniture.

The sculptor has been milling marble for a breathtaking sculpture.

The aluminum sheets were milled to create lightweight panels for the aircraft.

The stones were milled to create smooth surfaces for construction.

By the time I arrived, she had been milling around the airport anxiously.

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