Sentence examples for plow on from inspiring English sources

Mercifully, there are some media outlets that don't always, with big stories, merely plow on ahead heedlessly to the next big story.

As an overworked beat reporter, I could absorb those arguments, and the opposite ones, and simply plow on in search of new facts.

We have become no better, but we plow on regardless.

And in many ways, the government did plow on.

"Got took out by a plow on the first snowstorm," he said.

Mr. Suozzi also said that given the county's 3 towns, 2 cities and 68 incorporated villages, there are instances during a snowstorm where a state plow will be on a state road, a county plow on a county road, a town plow on a town road and a village plow on the road in an incorporated village, sometimes crossing the same intersections.

Spence plowed on, making jokes and calling on his audience to guess the difference between Krug and cheap Cava from the sound that their respective bubbles made when bursting.

Basically I plowed on from one person, from one aspect of the Internet to the next in a fairly spontaneous way.

It was a big emotional moment because we're one big family that's plowed on through this for years, and it's a sad day.

"Foos made a beautiful run, escaping a couple of potential tacklers at the line of scrimmage and plowing on after being hit again at the 10," read one story.

Not one to be swayed by poo-talk, I plowed on.