Sentence examples for plod on from inspiring English sources
"plod on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe continuing or persisting in an activity or task, particularly when it is difficult or mundane. For example, "Although the project seemed insurmountable, we decided to plod on anyway."
Like their counterparts in the West, many workers groan about having to plod on for longer.
Instead, Republicans and Democrats plod on with their creaky tradition, dragging out a foregone conclusion over four days, flattering state delegates, wining and dining donors, and letting obscure elected officials, even the nutty ones, have their say at the podium.
His high profile might not hurt either.While Washington ruminates, Mr Yudof and his colleagues plod on, trying to make up for the lack of state money with bigger tuition fees and a growing dependence on the private sector, while at the same time hoping to preserve their institutions' original purpose.
However, one could plod on with that argument forever.
Getting underway after a lengthy delay, one of her engines failed in mid-ocean, leaving her to plod on to Japan on one engine.
All channels plodded on throughout the evening with programmes more or less as planned.
When Airbus moved to stake out the super-jumbo niche, the old Boeing would have plodded on with its rival stretched 747.
And so the revisionists dismiss Churchill's so-called strategy in 1940 as simply to keep plodding on, as Churchill acknowledged.
The doctor plodded on for about 10 minutes more, working the ultrasound wand and occasionally coaxing Jeanne's jellied abdomen this way or that, in order to secure a better vantage point.
Re "Tempers Flare as Broward Recount Plods On" (front page, Nov. 24): I think I'm one of the disenfranchised voters.
