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The stool came out of the floor with a grinch!

"I take the same approach during games he does," Grinch, the senior safety, said.

They may not wish to play grinch by asking employees to pay back the value of the bonus.

Oh, brother, what a setup to make a reviewer look like a grinch.

It is unknown how or when The Grinch got him.

It is high time to rescue the angels, even if the task requires a grinch.

He soon figures it out and rallies everybody in the restaurant to follow him to the Grinch's house.

It seems, however, that there is more than one grinch" who will not "let the rest enjoy the story."

The Grinch's work is cut out for him.

The woman's holiday mood was still in high gear, and only a true grinch could have resisted it.

Mr. Comer has been featured as the grinch in the local press.

On screen the Grinch covered his ears against the sound of villagers caroling.

Even if you're a hardened grinch, you can't fail to be wowed.

"Grinch," in addition to running only an hour and 15 minutes with no intermission, is clearly aimed at very young audiences.

Newsweek characterized Bush's appearance there as the "grinch who stole the summit."

They will also look for things dear to the Grinch's heart, like garbage, green cheese, tantrums and tears.

The former was a flagrant bear; the latter was a grinch.

Its lively mix would soften the most diehard art fair grinch.

This was the second year in a row that she'd played Mrs. Grinch.

Boomer was the Grinch who stole football last year."

The Grinch's shrunken heart suddenly grows three sizes larger.

I mean this is a man whose policies, as far as kids are concerned, mark him as a grinch all year round.

Who knew Mr. Greenspan could be such a grinch?

Is this the Grinch's approach to potty training, Jana asks parents?

Even if the Grinch's growling did secretly make her wet every time he snapped at her.