trudge

After that I worked a little more carefully, and took a trudge for an hour every day.

The trudge was continued without any further evidence of a ghost.

He started the hard trudge forward through the knee-deep snow.

But in opening up the possibility for a slow trudge toward democracy, we were still right about the big thing.

Hunger, cold and the long trudge through the snow had brought him almost to the end of his strength.

All I've done is trudge around after him, picking up the pieces."

The only sound was the trudge and splash of the recruits' boots.

Doggedly the huge man had resumed his trudge into the north.

The trudge through blackness seemed to go on and on.

Jani took one last look at the bay before starting her trudge toward the road.

They arrived at the tents after a trudge through gathering darkness.

Joe could not hear the trudge of the gangsters who were going downstairs again.

I was slowed to a walk that gradually became a desperate trudge.

Indeed, a trudge through a Lodz mill is like a step back in time.

His head hung as he led the weary, painful trudge back to camp.

When she picked up Lucille for the long trudge to the head of the valley he stopped her.

Lifting himself laboriously, he began the trudge to the bathroom.

He graduated to the stock room and, once college was behind him, began the trudge up the managerial ranks.

He took a deep breath and slowed his pace to an even more deliberate trudge.

Our silent trudge took us past three more cabins.

It was a long trudge, with frequent stops, before they reached the coupe.

Presently they started on their trudge through those endless trees, with Fear for a companion.

Establishing a small business is an uphill trudge, and the odds against success are daunting.

Yet we all nod at the notion of it, and invest the season with hope despite the daily trudge to work.

A half-mile trudge through the trees brought them to a large frame house sitting on a hill.

He trudged along for a while without saying anything more.

The little man trudged off without even looking at him.

We turned and trudged out the door without another word.

Without a word, he turned and trudged back to his place.

Even when they trudged back to the car park, her energy level was high.

They all went trudging off and she came over to me.

Still, she trudged on, up the hill toward her home.

Then he trudged home and broke the news to his wife.

But she turned and began trudging back up the hill.

But the food did nothing to warm him as he trudged on.

Just keep trudging forward, one foot in front of the other.

The front door was locked, and he trudged around back.

Arms around each other, the two trudged off through the snow.

His father trudged past him and disappeared around the house.

He trudged from the office to the top of the stairs.

Wolf got out of the car and trudged toward the door.

The eight men trudged on in silence for a while.

Together, they turned and began to trudge back through the forest.

The children trudged the rest of the way in silence.

Five minutes later I was trudging back up the beach.

They trudged on, both men lost in their own thoughts.

He trudged through the snow to the end of the drive.

He turned away, kept his eyes on the ground and trudged back to the ship.

And that was wrong - in all his life, he'd never trudged before.

So he trudged on, to find a little later a break in the plain.