Sentence examples for going to plug from inspiring English sources

I'm not going to plug my book?

But I'm going to plug my nose when I do it.' Dude, I don't fuckin' care.

The reality is we're going to plug away at it and take a much more traditional route to go from A to B".

Wider collection of the sales tax is not going to plug a hole of that size, but every billion or two would help.

The interesting thing to us was that Red Barber & Al Helfer, who broadcast the games, are going to plug Lifbouy Soap this year.

The media are reporting that it is unclear how Brown is going to plug the gap between structural deficit and debt.

I go to plug my phone in, but the cord slithers around my arm.

Later still, the Atlantic Garden became "a place where Tin Pan Alley songwriters would go to plug their songs," Mr. Freeland said.

The incident underlined the lengths to which poor migrants will go to grasp a better future and also how far authorities will go to plug the holes in the walls of Fortress Europe.

Although much of the money was used to bail out foreign banks, a big chunk went to rescue Greek banks and another dollop went to plug Athens' budget deficit.

His interviewees, including Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten, Manson family members serving life sentences (as is their leader), help to recreate the elaborate lengths to which Charlie would go to plug his musicianship — and the humiliation he could not easily hide when anyone who could make him famous wouldn't do it.