Inflation-adjusted wages have continued trudging upward, but so far we've seen no obvious break in the trend.
Despite the concessionary tone he had adopted on Wednesday, New Yorkers were in no mood to spare him their harsh sentiments as they continued trudging through the slushy residue of the blizzard, the sixth-worst snowstorm in the city's history.
For now, Foster will continue trudging through the Internet, wishing under his breath for improved displays, better keyboards, friendlier interfaces.
Unlike Mr. Gore or Mr. Bush, who retreated to their headquarters for urgent strategy sessions when their campaigns were foundering, Mr. Bradley continues to trudge ahead as he did before, suggesting strongly that he will make no radical changes to his game plan before March 7, when more than a dozen states hold primaries that will elect about a third of the delegates needed for nomination.
But there's a problem with that pace, he says, which is that the big companies like Google, Amazon and Apple are trudging ahead without considering the effects of technology on consumers.
And when we landed and were dragging our five kids and our luggage through customs, I saw a family trudging ahead of us in the same line.
(The Washington Post) The continued trudge of a slow economy has combined with Sandy, last year's storm, to reduce America's used-car supply and make them more valuable.
As the Giants trudged ahead, that move paid off.
Under those conditions, Stringer vomited three times during practice, was asked if he needed a break, but trudged ahead.
Is it that Rose himself wants to know if he should retire after his first $5 billion or trudge ahead towards $100 billion because life is better.
