Ngannou was considerably more plodding then, but he got hit with almost every jab Blaydes threw.
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Around the same time, Romar shifted from a high-tempo, high-pressure that had defined his tenure into more plodding, half-court, high post offense that saw limited results.
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No more plodding away on an indoor treadmill, Under Armour's HeatGear Armour allows anyone to enjoy a training session outside of the gym, even in the dead of winter.
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Several weeks ago, Mueller seemed to come around to the idea at least in part, but the initial optimism that the sides were close, has now settled into an acceptance the discussions are more plodding.
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This movie series can only wish it had the depth and coherence of the "Star Wars" franchise, but the homage is nice, and Cogman and Edmund have some witty moments, something the more plodding sequels lacked.
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Featuring seven players to a side and seven-minute halves, it is fast, frenetic and — its promoters hope — more appealing to younger generations than the more physical, more plodding version of the traditional 15-on-15 game.
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What replaces it is a far more plodding and pedestrian kind of movie, the parameters of which can be revealed because they're all laid out in the trailer: Yes, there's someone in an invisibility suit tormenting her.
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It's worth noting that the breezy, 203-mile journey from San Diego International Airport to most Valle de Guadalupe attractions along the main expressways (Routes 1 and 3) can be a great deal more plodding in the opposite direction.
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Now, the many Cubans stranded in Mexico — and potentially thousands more plodding up the migrant trail through the Americas — are hoping for a reprieve: that President Trump, who was elected on a promise to build a wall along the Mexican border, will let them through.
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Time is not on President Donald Trump's side if he still hopes to put a stop to North Korea's nuclear weapons ambitions after the collapse of his summit with Kim Jong Un. Negotiators seeking to lay new groundwork for a potential agreement will probably have to proceed in a far more plodding fashion than the breakneck pace of the diplomatic process that relied so heavily on Trump and Kim's personal involvement over the past year, former diplomats and veterans of North Korea policy said Thursday.
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On-the-spot lensing in a little fishing village helps^." Monthly Film Bulletin called it "a laborious romantic melodrama along the lines of And God Created Woman with a mussel-picking milieu but little else in the way of surprise. The actors can do nothing with their unshaped, conventional roles and literary conception. The late Belinda Lee gives an uninhibited but sympathetic performance in a part she was to make her own, the prostitute reformed, and the production has gloss; but all in all this was one of Miss Lee's more plodding vehicles.
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Pollack says the refrain seems slower than the verse, though it is at the same tempo, an illusion achieved by "the change of beat for the first four measures from its erstwhile bounce to something more plodding and regular". After four verses and two refrains, a short solo for guitar and drums is played, with complete silence for one beat. Following this, the music returns accompanied by what Pollack terms "historically significant" reverse lyrics. Musicologist Walter Everett cites this closing section as an example of how the Beatles pioneered the "fade-out–fade-in coda", a device used again by them on "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Helter Skelter", and by Led Zeppelin on "Thank You".
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