We had to make it on our own plodding feet.

But the campaign ahead has a more plodding feel to it.

His plodding descent seemed to take at least a day.

But after 12 plodding months the case is going nowhere fast.

"We'll just run it down in our own plodding way."

I have found decision making very plodding and sometimes poorly conceived.

What makes the late starts worse is the plodding pace of the games.

I looked down at the plodding, unhappy creatures they were driving along.

He kept to the side of the thoroughfare and began a plodding course across the island.

In the hands of a more plodding writer, such a structure could grow dull.

Yes, but we can still take comfort in the plodding reliability of buses, no?

It is easy to become irritated with the plodding pace of clinical medical science.

She was followed back and forth closely by a plodding, patient Spot.

Someday soon, even the plodding Australian police will make some connection there.

The moment had come when he must stake everything on his ability to gain the open road beyond the plodding mass of troops.

Larry gave everyone a shot (sometimes several), and did his best to draw out even the most plodding callers.

"You need only the plodding perseverance of duration," he said.

No one stepped forward to join the plodding men.

Carefully, with a plodding precision that was the cachet of herself.

The plodding steps of a man who was probably wearing shoes with laces.

I kept my eyes on Cynthia's plodding figure as she moved on ahead of me.

The plodding explorers would not yet have gone out of sight across the soft sand.

There was a truck, however, that awaited the plodding painters, to take them home.

The game is a plodding, action-starved rendition of a bad movie.

The only time the plod are to be seen is when they come around to pick up the tea money.

My horse dropped to a walk, then to a plod.

These shifts can slow a good play down to a plod.

If anybody needs to read up on the law it is plod and his advisers.

A more recent variant is the plod, meaning the police force in general.

And the optimist in him put what spring it could into his plod.

It is moving, rich, brilliant and also, sometimes, a plod.

I thought he was just a miserable plod, real name Morose.

People here obviously have longer memories than the plod.

With a plod, Joyce reached the spot assigned for assassination.

He wasn't sharing his moment of glory with some provincial plod.

Now, since there are still 769 pages to go, but only a couple of centuries, the pace slows to a plod.

The plod would just take it for their xmas fund!

He whistled the mules into a plod again, grumbling to himself.

This is boring, and it slows the action to a ponderous plod.

His steady plod echoed within the stairwell as he descended out of sight.

The horses had long ago dropped from a brisk walk to an amble and then to a plod.

With Loretta as a burden, the plod was tedious.

This was our high point: 14,107ft. It was a long and silent plod.

They then shift into the standard packer's plod.

Paul said that I was lucky I hadn't been stopped by the plod.

He tried wearily to increase his pace, but his wooden legs continued their slow plod.

Hissing her intentions, the bear gave up her plod and came bounding at him.

They simply aren't up to that level of shimmering beauty required so it becomes a bit of a plod.

The mere plod said it all.

Just the plodding of weary travelers debarking from a long flight.

The yeoman nodded, his head bobbing in rhythm with the plodding of the horse.

After about an hour they heard the slow plodding of another horse coming up the rutted road from Emsat.

Suddenly the cold air came alive with the creak of wheels and the plodding of hooves.

And I wouldn't mind the light plodding of one of those little cyan sunfish with a mouth big enough to take whatever it can.

Bok came over the crest and bore down on her, rocks bouncing away from the heavy plodding of its booted feet.

They were quickly underway, but soon the ride became monotonous, just the steady plodding of horse hooves over the dusty road.

The various motions of her great body were always harmonious; even the plodding of the four gigantic feet had a captivating rhythm.

Now again for a time there was silence, except for the plodding of the loadbeasts' feet and the creaking of the wagon.

There was no sound in the world except for the plodding of the horses' hooves and the faint jingle and creak of harness.

It was as far beyond the soaring he had done on gliders, as the gliders were above the slow plodding of a chervine!

For a time the only sounds were the plodding of hoofs, the breathing of horses, and scattered murmurs of the lancers trailing the two.

At last, far up the road, she heard the protesting screech of unoiled axles and the slow uncertain plodding of hooves.

Until he spoke the only sounds were the steady plodding of the horses, the distant run of water, and the voices carried by their own inner thoughts.

For most of his life, he had heard the plodding of hundreds of Ytt rabbit sapiens along the school corridors.

The clank of metal, the plodding of hooves on the stony trail and the morose calls of a few songbirds mingled in the air.

She moved sluggishly, not with the loose-limbed awkwardness of exhaustion, but with the grim and determined plodding of one who labored under a crushing burden.

And despite complaints about the painful plodding of a vast Government bureaucracy that demands innumerable forms filled out in duplicate and triplicate, executives are excited about their companies' progress.

Here again was a kind of solitude, no sounds but the soft plodding of the horses' hoofs, the creak of leather, the occasional small noises of the forest round us.

The distance between the men and the errant robot was being cut down momentarily-more by the efforts of Speedy than the slow plodding of the fifty-year-old antique mounts of Donovan and Powell.

It is because of this mental software, he proposes, that we can not only think but reflect on our own thinking, as we engage in the step-by-step deliberations that occupy us when we are most aware of the plodding of our minds.

Their pace was restricted to the steady plodding of the camels; but even so, this smaller caravan was able to move faster than the big one with which they had come, and they covered fourteen miles before sundown brought them to a halt for the night.

At the end of three hours we were still plodding.

He turned again and went plodding back the way he'd come.

We plod on and sometimes do less than our best.

All we can do is plod along and hope for a break.

He turned and plodded out quickly through a door at the back.

I want you to learn to plod, like the rest of us.

For a long time he plodded along under the weight.

He's not like most workers, who just plod along doing their jobs and then go home.

Instead we seem happy to plod along at less than 4 an over.

At any rate he would not wait for the rest of his men, plodding far behind him.

In the event he did nothing, plodding ahead with the two women on his back as before.

I stood in the road and watched him plod along.

There was no way out of plodding through the snow.

Here came the old man plodding in his circle of light.

All that day they plodded along, until the cold and early evening came down.

For years we plodded on: bought a house, had two kids, never really knew what the other was thinking.

He looked back at the princess plodding along behind him.

Dawn came at last, but still the man plodded on.

Was he plodding along looking for some evil force, maybe just to give himself something to do?

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

It is enough for them to do nothing, just plod on as usual.

For six hours he had been plodding deep into the jungle.

I plod into the living room and sit down across from Tom, who is talking in a low voice on the phone.

The three of them plodded up the hill in the snow.

Or was Kirk going to have to plod on without him?

The only time the plod are to be seen is when they come around to pick up the tea money.

My horse dropped to a walk, then to a plod.

These shifts can slow a good play down to a plod.

If anybody needs to read up on the law it is plod and his advisers.

A more recent variant is the plod, meaning the police force in general.

And the optimist in him put what spring it could into his plod.

It is moving, rich, brilliant and also, sometimes, a plod.

I thought he was just a miserable plod, real name Morose.

People here obviously have longer memories than the plod.

With a plod, Joyce reached the spot assigned for assassination.

He wasn't sharing his moment of glory with some provincial plod.

Now, since there are still 769 pages to go, but only a couple of centuries, the pace slows to a plod.

The plod would just take it for their xmas fund!

He whistled the mules into a plod again, grumbling to himself.

This is boring, and it slows the action to a ponderous plod.

His steady plod echoed within the stairwell as he descended out of sight.

The horses had long ago dropped from a brisk walk to an amble and then to a plod.

With Loretta as a burden, the plod was tedious.

This was our high point: 14,107ft. It was a long and silent plod.

They then shift into the standard packer's plod.

Paul said that I was lucky I hadn't been stopped by the plod.

He tried wearily to increase his pace, but his wooden legs continued their slow plod.

Hissing her intentions, the bear gave up her plod and came bounding at him.

They simply aren't up to that level of shimmering beauty required so it becomes a bit of a plod.

The mere plod said it all.