Sentence examples for slogger from inspiring English sources
noun
A cricketer who attempts to score runs fast by attacking every ball that can be hit.
Quite apart from the rogue male from Ireland, he must deal with the blue-collar slogger, Lava Man, and a champion imported from Uruguay, Invasor.
He is a blaster and the No 6 position demands a finisher, an accumulator as well as a slogger, which he may struggle to become – unless England have plans to devise a system of their own.
These are staples of television drama, and one of the unsung people who stapled them was Jackson Gillis, a prolific slogger in the trenches of television writing whose career spanned more than four decades and whose scripts put words in the mouths of Superman, Perry Mason, Columbo, Wonder Woman, Zorro, Tarzan, Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin, Jessica Fletcher and, in a manner of speaking, Lassie.
Even as late as July, Mr. Steinbrück seemed a somewhat reluctant slogger on the trail.
He is by no means a "slogger", but much more aggressive and proactive.
One man was in the trenches, one circling above: the ancient foot-slogger, the modern moth.In a war of many stages and theatres, the defining battle was Passchendaele on the Western Front, where both men fought.
Mountain cycling separates the inspired from the sloggers, who do well on the flat.
He reckons his foot-sloggers, by means of telephone, door-knocking and street encounter, already have details on about 1m of Scotland's 4.1m voters, all graded according to their sympathy for the independence cause.
She can hit the ball hard too – it could become a battle of the sloggers.
