Slogged

Even the most hardcore "vegangelicals" concede the movement's baked goods slogged a long, hard road. ❋ Katy McLaughlin (2011)

But for short-term pleasure, nothing beats that magical moment when you perceive that, having slogged through several difficult days doing nothing and saying even less, you're as high as a hippie in the seventh hour of a Grateful Dead gig. ❋ Michael Sigman (2011)

He slogged through odd jobs when injuries interrupted his college career, and he sandwiched time in Europe with stints on Green Bay and Oakland's practice squads. ❋ Aditi Kinkhabwala (2011)

Lord, how I came to hate Thoreau, but I slogged through it out of my devotion to Father Tim. ❋ Terri Cheney (2011)

Paul, quirky as ever, taking a two-day break at home in Texas while others slogged it out on the campaign trail, returned to action on Monday, attracting hundreds to what he described as a whistlestop event in the centre of Des Moines. ❋ Unknown (2012)

Having already slogged through an arduous gym session, the mood is serious as they prepare for a long day in the saddle. ❋ Unknown (2012)

It began to rain as we slogged back toward the boat; at my feet were dainty, miniaturized dogwoods, rhododendrons, and azaleas growing in the spongy sod. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Negotiations between the White House and congressional leaders slogged forward Friday, with both sides reporting slow progress toward a deal to keep the government funded beyond midnight. ❋ Naftali Bendavid (2011)

But since the French flag carrier's worst crash cost 228 lives in 2009, the Bureau d'Enquêtes et d'Analyses has slogged for 23 months, and through savvy deployment of submarinal robots with manipulator arms, it has now made its double retrieval from the deep. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Discovered as a teenager in the Paris metro while on a family vacation, Ms. Stone slogged her way through seasons of casting calls before finally signing to IMG Models in 2006. ❋ Unknown (2012)

I slogged through over 600 pages before the war actually started and no one knocked boots in the whole novel. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I slogged all the way through it to an end that stopped like a Looney Tunes cliff disappearing under Wile E. Coyote. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Throughout 2011, as candidates slogged through the first voting districts of Iowa's rural counties and New Hampshire's small towns, they have sustained a relentless attack on Obama's handling of the economy. ❋ Unknown (2012)

But forty thousand well-armed and dug-in Japanese soldiers in between prepared to make the 550 miles between Saidor and Hollandia a killing ground as the Americans slogged northwest. ❋ Douglas Waller (2011)

Not sure who has actually slogged through this first Brookside Buzz blah-blah-blah, but if you have, thanks! ❋ Hollye Harrington Jacobs (2011)

Having slogged their arses off all day out on the streets, the team was floating on a cloud of satisfaction that, at close of play, their good work was about to yield a result. ❋ Gerard O’Donovan (2011)

For a decade, he slogged around the edges of the business by representing athletes whenever possible. ❋ Don Ohlmeyer (2011)

I almost did the same thing with Asimov's Foundation when I re-read that (Asimov had a horrid writing style at the time), but ultimately slogged through it once more. ❋ Unknown (2010)

*marcus [drops the soap]* [requis] slowly approaching “[Are you ready] for the slogging?” ❋ Congobongo123 (2018)

[Jett]: "[Hayley] is coming today" [Cooper]: "That Slog?" ❋ BinLadiniTheGenie (2023)

[Kenny] and James [Slogged] for [18 hours] in a hay field, while they were camping. ❋ Wandy (2004)

I'm [so so] [slogged] ❋ Migwell (2017)

[FART] >>>>>>>> [SLOGS]>>>>>>>>[PUNCH]>>>>NO SLOGS ❋ Ldd39640 (2010)

“Hey, did you see what happened to [Travis]? He [turned] into a [slog]! ❋ Weegee.exe (2018)

Person 1: Hi mate how was your [night out] last night? Did you pull? Person 2: [No mate] suffering with SLOG ----------------- Person 1: do you [reckon] I could pull her? Person 2: No mate you have SLOG! ❋ Jayboym1992 (2014)

She is [sleeping with] half the [sailors] at [the port] and eats more than them too, what a slog. ❋ Charles Scheerer (2006)

A: What kind of [work do] you do? B: Casual Retail, so it's [not so much] work as it is [slog]. ❋ Lauren96 (2019)

We went slogging [apples] and came back with 2 [grocery bags] [full]. ❋ Webmasterpdx (2018)