plod through

There was no way out of plodding through the snow.

We plodded through the boulder field and set up on the point.

It's a much more interesting way to study history than plodding through some dusty old book.

The Senate continued to plod through the president's education bill and could finish its work later this week.

Then we moved on, plodding through the mountains toward our destination.

Sammy plodded through the rest of the market with his paper bag.

Rather than just plodding through his miserable existence, he had taken a step.

It felt as if she had always been plodding through the snow this way, and might do so forever.

But why he's plodding through it is beyond me.

Most people learn to plod through a bad day, hide in the corner for a while, work at half speed.

Sensenbrenner plods through the points everyone has heard 1,000 times already.

Wayne wasn't being belligerent, he was plodding through a problem.

The three men said they will plod through their long commutes until things improve.

With these cases plodding through America’s courts, security contractors continue to work abroad.

Neither looks back as they plod through the drizzle and the mud.

She plodded through them, tired now and laboring, but determined.

The old man who plodded through the lonely silence had no interest whatever in these indications.

Impatiently, but with aching care, he plodded through the list.

They plodded through the whole range of routine questions.

And yes, to all those who have asked, the donkeys continue to plod through the plot.

Earlier, Asian stock markets plodded through a mostly mixed session.

This book makes it easier to plod through the maze."

Woods plodded through the first 12 holes with nothing but pars.

They plodded through the tunnels with no idea of where they were going.

She grew bored with the nights spent plodding through paperwork.