Sentence examples for plods off from inspiring English sources
He says he's on a day off from his job at Morrisons, and he's obviously in search of entertainment: having posed for a picture, he plods off in the direction of Quidditch Lane.
So you can see why I don't get out much". He says he's on a day off from his job at Morrisons, and he's obviously in search of entertainment: having posed for a picture, he plods off in the direction of Quidditch Lane.
The second half of the book plods off in the direction of self-help, arguing that the best way to respond to insults is by learning from the Stoic philosophers: if you disregard the vanities of the world, the insults of others will mean nothing to you.
We all plodded off to the car, but my mother looked surprisingly cheerful.
I put off doing this until the evening before it was due, then I plodded off to Verftet to sit there all night.
It was still light last night when José Contreras plodded off the Yankee Stadium mound, his glove dangling loosely from the right hand that keeps betraying him.
I do it because I love the challenge of competing in races; others just decide to plod off round the world, taking their time, thoroughly enjoying themselves.
A nuclear family of difficult-to-breed Bell's hingebacks -- African tortoises whose rear ends can fold up a little like the trunk of a car -- plodded off with best in show.
Wet and bedraggled, they plodded off to find a place to graze.
From there, the shiny stuff was loaded on mules, which went plodding off to Mexico City on a segment of the Royal Highway specially built to carry the loot from Alamos.
