Grovel in a sentence as a verb

They thought they'd break him, that he'd capitulate and grovel.

Sorry for the grovel, but still looking for an atom invite.

Executive jail time?I believe that the best thing Apple can do now is fold, and grovel.

The viable plan b here appears to be to grovel before clients whose deadlines you've blown...

" Dire consequences were in store for me, to not grovel at the feet of the recruiters, to not beg for my old job back.

Or, I can try to grovel around in their grungy database and try to make sense of it and "export" things, but I'm sure that will be even worse.

It's "you're a prole, so if you really grovel I'll throw you a bone now and then, if I feel like it; if not, too bad, and that's what you get for being a prole".

From there, it was simple enough to grovel through the in-memory representation of the git repository and output only what I needed.

Are we really all so naive to think that the world will grovel at our feet for the rest of time?Fact is, it's extremely likely you've been taken advantage of, financially at some point, for your skills.

Same psycho freedom stealing prosecutor also had to grovel to the courts a few days ago that her office arrested the wrong guy in a high profile gang case because he kind of looked like who they were after.

Fascinating post, and I mostly agree except for this one:> A world that is feminized, where men are taught to grovel for a women's affection, and to earn their attention with gucci and prada, paid by their mcjobAny man fitting that description has only himself to blame.

A world that is aging, where half the young are unemployed and the old demands to be paid to live to 98A world lead by visionless, spineless leaders, employed by multinationals to **** anything that threatens their existenceA world that is feminized, where men are taught to grovel for a women's affection, and to earn their attention with gucci and prada, paid by their mcjobA world ruled by bankers, where the mindless middle class are the sharecroppers.

Grovel definitions

verb

show submission or fear

See also: fawn crawl creep cringe cower