Sentence examples for plodding on from inspiring English sources

And so the revisionists dismiss Churchill's so-called strategy in 1940 as simply to keep plodding on, as Churchill acknowledged.

Now, instead of traveling in a nice, compact group, some are veering off toward the woods to the right, a few have chosen to go left, and the less adventuresome ones are plodding on straight ahead.

That would reassure Europeans that Greece will keep plodding on.

A so-called flop and journeyman kept plodding on fruitlessly.

The consequent hesitancy about plodding on suggests both another useful comparison and a compelling reason to do so.

In the end there may be no alternative to plodding on with the membership negotiations and just hoping for a change in the climate on both sides.

Like their counterparts in the West, many workers groan about having to plod on for longer.

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.

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.

However, one could plod on with that argument forever.