Academics grind out authoritative studies, but at a snail's pace.
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Grizzlies grind out OT victory over winless Pelicans MEMPHIS, Tenn.
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"It's good to grind out this win," Naeher, 31, said.
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I grind out three and four hour a day workouts.
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They continue to put forth the effort and grind out these wins.
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From now on, he would have to grind out his satisfactions elsewhere.
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The time for the Devils to grind out solutions had already arrived.
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And from the onset, McCullers appeared in line to grind out his appearance.
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"We have a bunch of guys that grind out at-bats," Holliday said.
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"I felt like it was really a grind out there," he told reporters.
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"Bit of a grind out there today," Smith said at the trophy presentation.
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Grind out a final mini-set of 3-4 reps, and you're done.
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But if you just grind out the math, the answer, I think, was 32.
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Meyer idolized Burton, nicknamed Mr. Machine because of his ability to grind out mileage.
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Players can grind out that in-game currency but, without spending money, it'll take forever.
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Can Wilson and the Seahawks' defense grind out wins like this more often than not?
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"They grind out their at-bats, no matter who is at the plate," Lovullo said.
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Of those who remain, an estimated 95% grind out a living in the informal sector.
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Then, I started out to grind out real attempts—no save states, no cheating, nothing.
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You have to grind out the details when it's easier to shrug them off. 13.
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But they will still bring plenty of confidence in their ability to grind out results.
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We can play good, expansive football; we can grind out a win when we need to.
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The only goal was to grind out a victory, whatever it took, however ugly it got.
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The ability to grind out decent scores from bad swings is a hallmark of Woods's career.
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"It was an up-and-down game — the whole game was a grind-out," Durant said.
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It's very difficult to grind out general election victories with Trump voters only in swing states.
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But if Cleveland can't grind out a win over Golden State with Curry and Thompson shooting blanks?
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The banks have cut risk and costs and raised fees in order to grind out decent profits.
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We knew this was going to be a tough game that we would have to grind out.
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"It's fun to be a part of, just seeing how guys grind out at-bats," Adams said.
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You'd expect two players in a competitive tennis match to grind out every point, battling to the end.
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"It is going to be a grind-out game, I'm looking forward to it," said American Kevin Durant.
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Carr was not quite his electric best, but still managed to grind out a win over quality competition.
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So how do you know when to grind out your goal and when to quit it and pivot?
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Charleston — The Cougars play at one of the slowest paces in America and grind out every possession. 54.
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That was one of those grinder games that you have to grind out and that's exactly what he did.
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I don't have to grind out into my 40s to try to make more money to set myself up.
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In that matchup, the Warriors were able to grind out a low-scoring victory despite Curry's relatively poor shooting.
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But with Los Angeles having already clinched its division, the motivation to grind out wins lessens a bit each week.
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Tennessee loves to grind out games, and that may give the team an advantage against Gardner Minshew and the Jaguars.
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And while he does grind out the decisions on top of opponents, he's pretty darn good on his back too.
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But most economists expect activity to rebound as the year unfolds and continue to grind out steady but hardly spectacular growth.
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Make it three weeks in a row when Miami has been able to grind out a win in the final minutes.
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While the Warriors have demonstrated their ability to grind out wins in disjointed, low-possession games, that's not when they're most comfortable.
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He wanted a way to grind out his mechanical aiming skills, and built out various scenarios across 10+ major titles to practice.
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Yesterday was the day he did not play very well and his maturity allowed him to grind out a score out there.
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That wasn't the case Sunday as Minnesota had to grind out a close game that went down to the wire at Target Center.
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CEO Elon Musk had promised the company would grind out 5,000 cars by the end of 2017, then delayed the goal to March.
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It is a nice idea, though Mr Walker might just grind out one more victory with the promise of yet more tax cuts.
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The charcuterie is made on premise; I watched a man, covered up to his elbows in bright red meat, grind out a sausage.
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But even a weak president is the most powerful person on the planet, and Clinton seems prepared to grind out what she can.
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Doing so, however, will give you no better gains than finishing each set feeling like you could grind out another rep or two.
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Leites remains a talented grappler who largely relied on his ground game to earn the submission victory or to grind out a decision.
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Rangers grind out win over powerful O's ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers continue to find ways to win without hitting the home run.
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The Cavs don't have to grind out those possessions in the same way this year, though, because they have many more options now.
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Baltimore's unusual style under Jackson actually makes this game a tossup — the Ravens can grind out an ugly win if Los Angeles falters.
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Training for a marathon can be a deeply solitary exercise, generally requiring runners to grind out miles multiple times a week to little fanfare.
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And, we'd likely be back to where we spent the last few weeks -- Republicans trying to grind out 216 votes to get it passed.
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Ducks grind out win in Edmonton EDMONTON, Alberta — The lowest-scoring team in the NHL didn't need much offense in its tour of Alberta.
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But when the Mets' starting pitchers overpowered the Cubs in the playoffs, it reinforced Chicago's need for hitters who could grind out at-bats.
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Instead, Oregon improbably relied on the legs of its 6-foot-6 quarterback to grind out the fourth Rose Bowl victory in school history.
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Former champion Novak Djokovic battled with Spaniard Robert Bautista Agut to grind out a 216-211 217-216(217) 2116-6(4) 6-2 victory.
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That's no way to grind out votes on a contentious issue such as health care, a topic that wards off many conservative, limited-government Republicans.
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So we've got to be prepared for a grind-out game, and I think we showed the last few games we can grind it out.
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Jackets grind out 3-0 win in New Jersey NEWARK, N.J. — Not every victory in the National Hockey League is a thing of a beauty.
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Suddenly, liberals like Senator Amy Klobuchar, who previously opposed the merger, were more concerned that the president was abusing his powers to grind out a vendetta.
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From Alanis to Tracy to Melissa, a long list of amazing women were using their voices to lay bare their soul and grind out their indignation.
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"I think she played great, with no fear," said Muguruza, who had to grind out a three-set win in the first round against Camila Giorgi.
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"We knew coming in it was going to be a battle and we would have to grind out at-bats," Boston left fielder Brock Holt said.
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Yet McDowell displayed his ability to grind out scores as he recovered from a double bogey on the 11th with four birdies on the back nine.
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"That's an offense over that's going to grind out at-bats, and if you make mistakes to that offense, they're going to put up runs," Wieters said.
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In 2016 the union never officially endorsed but reportedly worked quietly to help Clinton grind out a win over Sanders, much to the consternation of Sanders backers.
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In 2016, the union never officially endorsed but reportedly worked quietly to help Clinton grind out a win over Sanders, much to the consternation of Sanders backers.
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In order to grind out enough profits to satisfy their shareholders, banks have slashed costs and increased prices; their return on equity has edged back towards 10%.
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Most C.E.O.s have to go to work each day and grind out better margins in highly competitive businesses that taxpayers won't bail out if they blow up.
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"It was nice to somehow grind out the round, turn it around and finish even par," said Woods, playing the Memorial for the first time since 2013.
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But Kyrgios, the No. 14 seed and a possible fourth-round opponent for Federer, can also grind out longer baseline exchanges with a surprisingly high shot tolerance.
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Brown's speed seemed wasted on the Ravens at the end of last season, with Baltimore relying on its running game and short passes to grind out wins.
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Gamers can either spend time playing the game to grind out the credits or just pay EA for a premium currency to open up a bunch of boxes.
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When the Grizzlies can get those phases of the game working with precision, it turns them into a team that can grind out a game against any opponent.
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And they grind out intensive analysis of the election cycle week in and week out — revealing who's up, who's down, and what it all means for government policy.
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Especially with six minutes (left), down nine with six minutes, the fact that we found a way to stay together and grind out a win, we needed that.
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Republicans should grind out as many spending bills as they can, using their majority status to make progress on their issues and on the business of the nation.
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She plays excellent first-strike tennis, but she can also grind out long points with a high shot tolerance, a key to success on the slow red clay.
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But Phillips, who had been coaching in the N.F.L. since 1976 without winning a Super Bowl, said the team's ability to grind out wins was what set it apart.
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The mortar and pestle are made of volcanic stone to grind out everything to the perfect texture — so she can claim the title of best dip on the table.
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On two separate occasions, they punish characters for displaying mercy, as if in an attempt to grind out whatever modicum of compassion might still remain in these battered heroes.
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"I thought (Carolina) had great jump in the second period and that was a hard one to grind out," said Miller, who had three point-blank saves in the overtime.
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The Brooks Ghost 9 is the ultimate workhorse of women's running shoes with a lightweight yet cushioned feel, a breathable upper, and the durability to grind out a lot of miles.
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Of course, an arcade isn't the ideal environment to sit down and grind out dozens of hours of engrossing menu-based battles, let alone a VR arcade where time is limited.
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The Brooks Ghost 11 is the ultimate workhorse of women's running shoes with a lightweight yet cushioned feel, a breathable upper, and the durability to grind out a lot of miles.
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This year, Nadal used his trademark grit to grind out a thrilling 4-6, 6-343, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-2 win over the 19-year-old Alexander Zverev.
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We are going to have to grind out this victory the hard way, and it will take time to learn how to build the most effective case to the right voters.
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Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and the gang had to grind out a 13-3 victory over the L.A. Rams in Atlanta in what shockingly turned out to be a defensive battle.
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The Titans had a tendency to grind out difficult games last year, but with the Browns energized by a lively crowd in Cleveland, the fairly large spread should not be an issue.
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Utah quickly nailed three three-point shots and Orlando fouled on two other three-point attempts, a burst of efficient offense coupled with aggressive defense the Jazz needed to grind out the wind.
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As played by John Turturro, Jack recalls Mr. Turturro's world-weary poker professional Joey Knish in "Rounders," the type of guy content to grind out a cash-game profit without taking any risks.
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Fire Kid has even shown the willing and wiliness to dig deep and grind out a decision when necessary, like in his close, née controversial, split decision win over British talent Brendan Loughnane.
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Warriors overcome off night from beyond the arc PHILADELPHIA — The Golden State Warriors, deserted by their long-range touch Monday night, were nonetheless able to grind out a victory over the Philadelphia 76ers.
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But just as Florida erased their 11-point deficit from the first half, Wisconsin found a way to grind out their own spectacular comeback thanks to a rash of free throws and Hayes' heroics.
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The lack of matchplay on the dirt courts was apparent in the opening set but she turned things round to grind out victory over 20-year-old Czech Bouzkova in just over three hours.
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If even two of those three are able to play, the Browns may slow Marquise (Hollywood) Brown, Baltimore's electrifying rookie wide receiver, and force the Ravens to grind out the game on the ground.
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It's alarming to see a recruiter encouraging hiring managers to value employees for their ability to grind out code rather than their individual personalities, life experiences, and quirks — in other words, for their human diversity.
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And so the strongest mental gift of the athlete may in fact be discipline—the ability to grind out, day in and day out, the swings, the shots, the reps, the pages, whatever it takes.
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The Warriors want to move as quickly as possible while the Cavaliers, regardless of what Coach Tyronn Lue may have wanted when he started coaching them, tend to grind out games at a snail's pace.
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Mladenovic has battled a back injury at Roland Garros and had to dig deep against Rogers, feeding off the home crowd to grind out the victory after her opponent battled hard in the final set.
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Edmonton shrugged off fatigue and playing on the road to grind out a 4-1 victory over the Sharks and move into a virtual first-place tie with San Jose at sold-out SAP Center.
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Collins, who had defeated compatriot Williams in their only previous meeting in Miami last year, fired 32 winners to grind out a 26-25 26-22(27) victory over the seven-times Grand Slam champion.
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Mr Obama is supposed to be writing a memoir, though he admitted with a grimace in Chicago that it is proving difficult to grind out—for every two words he types he says he hits "delete".
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CEO Elon Musk said the company was still on track to sell 360,000 vehicles by the end of the year, which would see Tesla grind out a record 105,33 cars in 2019's last three months.
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Later, Jabari Bird scored 20 points and converted a key 3-point play with 54 seconds left, helping fifth-seeded California (823-11) grind out a 67-62 victory over 12th-seeded Oregon State (5-27).
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Iowa State (1-6, 0-4) used its plan to grind out the clock, take what Texas gave and not make mistakes in the first half but didn't have the offense to respond to the Longhorns' run.
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That's comparable to brute force buying all the cards in a Hearthstone or Magic: The Gathering expansion, but the difference is that both of those games have methods by which players can grind out cards for free.
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All those kids who were excited to grind out Season 11 on their day off are now left staring into a Black Hole with nothing to do but simmer in rage or… ya know, do something else.
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Those Italians are now waiting to see if the two leaders, who both say they have no fear of new elections, will grind out an agreement or return to the campaign trail, where they are more comfortable.
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A day after crushing six home runs, four of which were off the bat of J.D. Martinez, the Diamondbacks showed they can grind out victories, too, toppling the Dodgers 3-1 in 10 innings Tuesday at Dodger Stadium.
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Oilers grind out OT win over Hurricantes EDMONTON, Alberta — Oilers defenseman Andrej Sekera scored the overtime winner on a rebound from his own scoring chance, giving Edmonton a 03-0 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Monday night.
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Arizona's Carson Palmer completed 29 of 48 passes for 13 yards, and the host Cardinals outgained the Cowboys, 332 yards to 273, but Dak Prescott and Dallas used an efficient ground game to grind out a 28-17 victory.
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This rewards you with satisfaction for the sake of it, but also helps you grind out a few more coins (for new weapons) and power orbs, which fill out the heroes' skill trees, powering them up and unlocking new abilities.
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He turned into a big-play ball-carrier on Arroyo Seco's hallowed ground, and Oregon improbably relied on its quarterback's long legs to grind out a landmark victory under second-year head coach Mario Cristobal, Herbert's third coach in four years.
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Nurmagomedov might be a wonderfully dynamic ground fighter when things are going his way, but he's shown he's more than happy to grind out a slow one: as long as he can follow that primary rule of always staying on top.
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The No. 8 Huskies overcame a sluggish first half to grind out a 123-14 victory over the pesky Scarlet Knights in front of 46,093 fans at High Point Solutions Stadium, one year after beating Rutgers by 35 points to open the season.
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Wet Dreams Don't Dry transports that loser into the modern era where, according to the press release, he'll grind out dates on an app called Timber to make himself worthy of his ultimate goal—getting a date with the woman of his dreams.
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It is of course very possible that, given the sheer size of the Democratic field, Biden will be able to finish third, second or even first enough times in the primaries and caucuses to grind out the necessary delegates to win the nomination.
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"You think about some of the guys that are still out there and some of the guys that kind of had to grind out the off-season, they're all very similar stories," said Walker, who wanted an opportunity play for a winning team.
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The Bills (103-1) have one of the N.F.L.'s most dominant defenses, and with the rookie running back Devin Singletary expected to return and the ageless Frank Gore always ready to rumble, Buffalo can easily grind out games on the ground.
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While the PR-friendly Donovan was fraught with indecision about how soccer played a role in his life, the strong and silent Dempsey put his head down, took orders from a wildly unpopular coach, and treated the game like a job to grind out results.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Fixes throughout Jarron Cumberland scored eight consecutive points down the stretch for No. 593 Cincinnati as the Bearcats survived 10 blocked shots and a horrid shooting night to grind out a 52-49 victory over host SMU Wednesday night in Dallas.
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Even if Trump were to grind out the nomination, which he still may, given his lead, he would enter the general election with significantly lower public approval ratings than any major party nominee in U.S. history, relieving likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton of that dubious distinction.
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But elections also put Dems in a better position to pursue the go-for-broke strategy, to abandon the project of persuading Republicans, take full ownership of the issue, and simply grind out victories on climate and clean-energy policy wherever power aligns makes them possible.
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He avoided a scare in Los Angeles five years later when Deontay Wilder thought he had the "Gypsy King" down and out in the final round of a wild bout, but Fury rose from the brink of defeat to grind out an iconic draw in the dying moments.
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All of this makes Pocket Camp feel less like a capitalist fantasy and more like a capitalist reality, where the people with money can jump the line and instantly buy their way to a better and more convenient (virtual) life, while everyone else has to grind out a living in Shovelstrike Quarry.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Diego Schwartzman may have been the smallest player in 25 years to reach the U.S. Open quarter-finals but gave Rafa Nadal a big fight and forced the Spaniard to grind out a 63-4 7-5 26-26 win on Wednesday to reach the last four at Flushing Meadows.
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Tillie, who injured an ankle on Thursday against Santa Clara, watched from the bench as his replacement went 123 of 11 from the field and 7 of 8 from the free-throw line as the Bulldogs rallied from a double-digit, first-half deficit to grind out their 36th straight regular-season conference win.
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A Tennessee win seems all but assured — and would keep the Titans in the A.F.C. wild-card race — and the biggest questions are how Derrick Henry will follow up a two-game stretch in which he ran for 408 yards and six touchdowns, and whether the Titans, who tend to grind out games, can justify a double-digit point spread.
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Instead, the chocolate industry completely over-roast the cocoa beans and get rid of the flavour; grind out the bitterness; add chemicals to adjust the pH and remove the acid flavour; chuck in loads of refined sugar to make it sweet and palatable without bringing the flavours that real sugar brings; pump in some palm oil to bulk it out; throw in some flavourings and preservatives and emulsifiers so it can sit on the shelf for a couple of years; and you get chocolate.
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