They really never did get popular in America, but what they did do is they just kept grinding away, grinding away all through those different lineups through the 80s, 90s to the 2000s.
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Long after the football season ends, he's still grinding away.
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"We have to keep grinding away," manager Ned Yost said.
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Nancy Pelosi, meanwhile, grinding away for decades, retakes the speakership.
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But starting a business means grinding away for ten years.
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Or maybe they're secretly jealous you're not grinding away at a day job.
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Attach the blade extension, load up the processor, and get to grinding away.
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They kept grinding away, albeit with a ball and chain on both ankles.
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With the gigantic Tesla Gigafactory in Nevada grinding away producing batteries — 5.5 million square feet!
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He was born in 1801 in northwestern England, where the industrial revolution was grinding away.
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But the pegs on handrails or the corners of cement benches that keep skateboarders from grinding away?
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He is just a golfer grinding away, looking for his first tour win and enjoying the moment.
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Instead, there's a complex supply chain constantly grinding away that helps people source and play unreleased games.
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The Chippendales are not only still grinding away in Las Vegas ("trou-dropping goodness," the website promises).
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But their quest keeps me grinding away to get the Keeper closer to escaping their solipsistic purgatory.
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HabiticaMany of us are much more comfortable grinding away at tedious tasks if we get to level up.
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The second, her life at work, where she had to keep being Michael, was grinding away at her.
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Saturn is the planet of hard work, so expect to be grinding away professionally while it's in Capricorn.
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His comments could indeed damage the aspirations of young female tennis players who are grinding away to make it.
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And the American system is grinding away despite itself, despite the fact that we have an unbelievably weak attorney general.
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If they weren't with him, they'd be grinding away at an advocacy organization or laboring with a House primary challenger.
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Beating every single second or less, grinding away day in and day out, instantly adapting to every move we make.
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Some days I'm on top of the world, meeting with people and feeling great, others I'm grinding away alone sending emails.
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It's simply a matter of focusing on the right qualities — faster shipping, cheaper prices — and grinding away until you achieve your goal.
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They are also collectively part of an epidemic of mass shootings much larger than any individual tragedy, slowly grinding away at America.
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It doesn't get too hot while grinding away and is also able to produce nut butters and grind coffee beans and spices.
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It almost sounds like a video game character grinding away for more stats: sure, it's time-consuming, but the results speak for themselves.
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For ten songs, it expertly weaves through heavy styles, at times grinding away at a screamo pace before crashing headfirst into thick doom.
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L.S.U.'s previous iterations would set about grinding away time, leaving whatever was left on the clock to the defense to kill off.
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He's spent his life grinding away at a job to provide for his family's future, and suddenly everything is snatched away from him.
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"As the game went on, you knew it was going to be that kind of night, grinding away," Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella said.
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Unlocking all of the rewards would take hours of grinding away at the game, but you can also spend cash to unlock things faster.
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If you're unfamiliar ... A.B.'s been in Florida this offseason, grinding away with a crazy trainer -- and he's had fellow NFLers tag along sometimes.
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Billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk's electric car company Tesla missed its Model 23 production target, but Musk wants everyone to know he's grinding away.
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So for the last six years, we've just been grinding away… you know, we're a small player up against the big guys on this.
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In fact, once we're awake and grinding away at the gym or hitting the pavement under the sunrise, we tend to feel pretty damn good.
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What was surprising to me was how many people were grinding away as well -- August is no longer the sleepy summer month it was once.
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The reign of the bean counters was one of the latter stages, chasing profits by grinding away at costs and the vitality of the organisation itself.
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Constantly slipping from one rhythm to another, slinking around in patterns known only to the gears grinding away underneath, he always keeps you on your toes.
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For the foreseeable future, each new data release will seem like a bizarrely upbeat dispatch from an out-of-touch bureaucracy grinding away in the background.
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This speaks to the value of grinding away at a game that might not be at the top of the charts today, but could be tomorrow.
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She "started grinding away" and stemmed the bleeding, before a birdie at her ninth hole opened the floodgates and she added six more on her inward half.
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When you've been grinding away on your business for years in anonymity and then have a major breakthrough, make sure your PR campaign accurately reflects the journey.
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Apparently Obama isn't too busy grinding away on his multi-million-dollar book deal and enjoying his newfound kiteboarding skills to also make a pivot to video.
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Bisping is seen as a man who lucked into the middleweight title, but the truth is that he has been grinding away in this sport for years.
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It's a habit that I see both as an egregious failure to save my money and as a necessary expenditure to find the will to keep grinding away.
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It's kind of spooky to think about yourself snoozing peacefully on the outside and grinding away at your teeth on the inside, but these symptoms are actually pretty common.
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Apple continues to win not by out-innovating competitors, but by grinding away at its corral of excellent products, polishing them with smart, new features that enhance but never confuse.
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It was how the mass of people lived, vicariously, following the fortunes of famous names in magazines; how they still live, overlooked, grinding away, not celebrated, not up-and-coming.
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He was like Hillary Clinton, or at least portrayed that way: he was the lifer who kept grinding away, trying to stay at the top, and people booed him because of that.
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At town halls from Iowa and New Hampshire to less traveled campaign trails in Tennessee and Alabama, Warren has been grinding away, taking questions and, famously, selfies -- literally tens of thousands of them.
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McConnell appears to believe that if he can get the Senate to agree to open debate on an ObamaCare measure, he'll have an opportunity to clear legislation by grinding away at his members.
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Here's to Lulu, who—unlike so many of us lowly grunts grinding away at our soul-crushing jobs each day—somehow managed to escape, to run, tail wagging and snout sniffing, into paradise.
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Am I accurate in getting from you that there's a generation or production going on here—that there's a machinery that sits grinding away, one moment giving rise to the next, giving rise to the next?
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In a particularly daring episode, Maya discovers masturbation, and gets so overwhelmed that she can't stop touching herself, grinding away in a school-bathroom stall, as Anna, clueless, chats about tickets to a B*Witched concert.
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More embarrassing was the fact that I was passing everyone, sailing up the hill on Castle Island Road in front of the Travis Mills Foundation for wounded veterans while everyone else was grinding away in low gear.
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More embarrassing was the fact that I was passing everyone, sailing up the hill on Castle Island Road in front of the Travis Mills Foundation for wounded veterans while everyone else was grinding away in low gear.
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In her mind, that means grinding away at initiatives that she hopes will help re-elect new members in battleground districts, even if it risks delivering some achievements for Mr. Trump, and angering some critics on the left.
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Click here to view original GIFIt shouldn't exactly be a surprise that a stump grinder would be so good at, well, grinding away tree stumps, but this Arborwolf Pro 75ss Stump Grinder just freaking inhales them in any situation.
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Crimea has been ceded to Russia and Ukraine left to fend for itself, U.S. rhetoric about democracy promotion has all but disappeared, and a concert of American-backed strongmen are grinding away at Islamists from North Africa to Iraq.
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And the dull, rote paperwork of his job allows him to think of himself as an office worker grinding away in a cubicle, not a slave tracking down other runaway slaves: This was how I fooled myself, you see?
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While some meteorologists say this form in eddies where water moves in a circular shape, scientists believe ice circles are caused by slowly melting chunks of water that spin as they sink, grinding away a circular shape at the ice border.
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She recalled one instance where she woke up with actor Jimmy Webb "on top of me, grinding away to another melody," and an audition with director Bob Rafelson, who demanded she kiss him for her part in the 1976 feature Stay Hungry.
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A mental getaway while we're grinding away until summer comes calling for us again is right up our alley, because we'll take short bursts of being transported to sipping on Mai Tais in a cabana over the reality of our work desks any day.
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Hurlburt worked for a series of firms this decade, including Unity (which makes popular software for designing games), and then for Facebook on its Oculus Rift VR headset, grinding away for long hours in the run-up to the release of its first demo.
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Nancy got "SNL," I think she was on for a couple seasons, and so Steve ended up being a roving reporter on "The Daily Show," and then got the Dana Carvey show, but Dana's show was canceled after six episodes, so Steve was kind of grinding away.
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Nevertheless, the game continued for two more overtime periods before Fisher finally got the game-winner halfway through the third OT. As Mattias Ekholm was coming on the ice, the puck found its way to his stick after the Predators were grinding away in the corner.
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WASHINGTON — Far from any television camera and a half world away from Ukraine, a few dozen Democratic staff aides, lawyers and House members are grinding away this weekend in a loose clump of Capitol Hill offices, the beating heart of the impeachment operation against President Trump.
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"Staying laser-focused on the mission and on the work itself — day in, day out, left foot, right foot, grinding away, following the rules, following the law, following the guidelines, trying to make sure that we're doing the right thing but in the right way, treating everybody with respect," Wray said.
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Other than that, he mostly spent his time handing off and grinding away down the field; as he'd said in many pre–Super Bowl interviews, he knew he made it to this game on the backs of the Broncos' defense, so it was up to him to stay out of their way.
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The first things we see in the film are the cogs of the town clock, grinding away in the belfry, and it crossed my mind that Farhadi could have planted his film in the same spot but wound the clock back by six or seven decades, to an age when Franco still ruled and the Church held solemn sway.
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But if you're grinding away at a job you hate to try to earn a decent income where the only earth-friendly gesture you have bandwidth for is buying frozen meatless crumbles instead of tri-tip, I'm not sure you're asking yourself the right questions about the direction the planet is going and your place in it.
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But the other occupant of my shared office had been laid off, and so in lonely luxury before the open-plan revolution yet to come, I would sit behind a closed door, the refuse from my spicy Chipotle lunch in the trash can, grinding away at two, three, four or more calming, cooling pieces as I processed piles of cub reporters' copy until the violet hour.
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Your best, bet for simply progressing through the game and keeping up with the level requirements is to… well, it's to spend real money, but if you're not willing to do that, then it's to repeat a single race over and over, grinding away, like YouTube user rubhen925 lays out in this video: And remember: Once you get that rep, you get a box that might have the number of Spare Parts you need.
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The Japanese fighter won a clear unanimous decision. Ougikubo would then face the no.1 seed Alexandre Pantoja. He would force wrestling exchanges with Pantoja, working from his opponents guard, grinding away a unanimous decision win.
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At this point, The Surge begins. The first step involves grinding away the patients skin and replacing it with new grafts, which are incapable of scarring, burning, or bruising. The patient is then transformed from the top down, starting with giving the face perfect symmetrical proportions and new plastic cheekbones. Natural teeth are replaced with teeth made of aircraft ceramic.
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She had an eagle-eye walking the beaches of Cape Cod. She kept a rock polisher grinding away in the garage for years. Later she discovered Asian scholar rocks and purchased a variety of rocks from dealers in London, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, China, and Japan. On her death, her entire collection of over 100 scholar rocks was donated to ??.
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In an effort to perfect the design of the Stephens Akro, Loudenslager conducted modifications to increase roll rate, climb rate, and overall strength while decreasing the empty weight. These modifications included grinding away unnecessary bosses and casting flash, which removed 12 pounds from the motor alone, as well as spot drilling the canopy. A high strength wing was achieved using a single piece wooden spar. Longer full-span ailerons greatly increased the roll rate.
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The society estimates that rebuilding the seawall will cost approximately $400,000. The fall of 2017 saw work begin on the lighthouse tower itself, with contractors chipping away loose exterior concrete, grinding away any and all cracks that are visible, and parging over these areas to prevent further damage from winter freeze thaw cycles. Work will continue in the spring after winter snow and ice clears, with a deadline of December 2018 for completion of the exterior refinishing.
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Some also use their articulated spines to push or lever themselves along or lift their oral surfaces off the substrate. If a sea urchin is overturned, it can extend its tube feet in one ambulacral area far enough to bring them within reach of the substrate and then successively attach feet from the adjoining area until it is righted. Some species bore into rock and they usually do this by grinding away at the surface with their mouthparts.Ruppert, Fox & Barnes (2004) pp.
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In the region of Bern it merged with the Aar glacier. The Rhine Glacier is currently the subject of the most detailed studies. Glaciers of the Reuss and the Limmat advanced sometimes as far as the Jura. Montane and piedmont glaciers formed the land by grinding away virtually all traces of the older Günz and Mindel glaciation, by depositing base moraines and terminal moraines of different retraction phases and loess deposits, and by the pro-glacial rivers' shifting and redepositing gravels.
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John Williams composed and conducted the score for the first two films. The main "shark" theme, a simple alternating pattern of two notes, E and F, became a classic piece of suspense music, synonymous with approaching danger. Williams described the theme as having the "effect of grinding away at you, just as a shark would do, instinctual, relentless, unstoppable." When the piece was first played for Spielberg, he was said to have laughed at Williams, thinking that it was a joke.
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John Williams composed the film's score, which earned him an Academy Award and was later ranked the sixth-greatest score by the American Film Institute. The main "shark" theme, a simple alternating pattern of two notes—variously identified as "E and F" or "F and F sharp"—became a classic piece of suspense music, synonymous with approaching danger (see leading-tone). Williams described the theme as "grinding away at you, just as a shark would do, instinctual, relentless, unstoppable." The piece was performed by tuba player Tommy Johnson.
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The second track "Get Outta My Way" was described as a "flamboyant explosion of pop, synth and dance" that "[s]tick[s] faithfully to [Minogue's] roots in bubblegum pop". The song focuses on a "frustrated and furious" Minogue delivering "wispy" vocals in a form of a warning to her uncaring partner, indicating that she may leave him and start "grinding away with another chap". Its lyrical content is suggestive in nature. The song received generally favourable reviews from music critics and was complimented for its musical composition and subject matter.
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Sharpening is the process of creating or refining a sharp edge of appropriate shape on a tool or implement designed for cutting. Sharpening is done by grinding away material on the implement with an abrasive substance harder than the material of the implement, followed sometimes by processes to polish the sharp surface to increase smoothness and to correct small mechanical deformations without regrinding. A hand-held tungsten carbide knife sharpener, with a finger guard, can be used for sharpening plain and serrated edges on pocket knives and multi-tools.
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In 2000, the photos were rescanned at a higher resolution, yielding more than 65 gigabytes. The female cadaver was cut into slices at .33 millimeter intervals, resulting in some 40 gigabytes of data. The term “cut” is a bit of a misnomer, yet it is used to describe the process of grinding away the top surface of a specimen at regular intervals. The term “slice,” also a misnomer, refers to the revealed surface of the specimen to be photographed; the process of grinding the surface away is entirely destructive to the specimen and leaves no usable or preservable “slice” of the cadaver.
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The stapes and vestibular foramen (the hole that connects the middle and inner ears) are preserved in one specimen of Glanosuchus that was examined by grinding away cross sections of the skull. The anular ligament, a ring-like structure that forms a seal between the end of the stapes and the rim of the vestibular foramen, was probably held in place by cartilage. The transfer of sound between the thin bony plate and the vestibular foramen in Glanosuchus was not as effective as it is in mammals, meaning that the animal had a less acute sense of hearing.
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The width of the head gap is also critical - the narrower the gap, the better the head will be - a narrow gap gives much better transcription in the magnetic domain (which equals to more output with high frequency signals in the case with playback heads). The desirability for a narrow gap means that most practical heads are made by forming a narrow V-shaped groove in the back face of the core, and grinding away the front face until the V-groove is just breached. In this way, gaps of the order of micrometres are achievable. A record head, on the other hand, has a gap typically six times larger than that of the replay head, this gives a larger flux to magnetise the tape.
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While the Kázi's oldest child was contending with Sálih Khán concerning who should gather the income and other government duty, data was circulated that the lord had named Muhammad Muradyáb Khán to be the leader of Sind with the title of "Nawáb Sarbuland Khán." It would give the idea that, at this time, the late Mian's agent Díwán Gidúmal had been grinding away in the court of the ruler and had at long last prevailing with regards to securing the ruler's generosity, as the boss and nobles had paid faithfulness to the lord and Muhammad Atur Khan had been surrendered as a prisoner. So the nobles went specifically to Umarkót to meet their new ruler, who on getting the respect now walked to his capital. Sheik Zafarulláh was named to be the director of Tata, and yet, again there was peace and request at that place.
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