Sentence examples for slugged away from inspiring English sources

With Coyle between the fighters, Tyson slugged away at Savarese.

As the two heavyweights slugged away, Cote's helmet came off, but the linesmen did not intervene and the fight continued.

Net immigration actually rose, to 242,000, in the 12 months to September 2010.Still, the home secretary, Theresa May, has gamely slugged away, tightening the rules first for workers and then for students.

His opponent, Mikhail Kukushkin of Kazakhstan, slugged away on every shot and won a first-set tiebreaker, then succumbed to the usual Nadal baseline barrage, 6-1, 6-1, 6-1.

Instead, they are likely to get politicians slugging away at each other.

In the old saloon people were always slugging away at each other.

The youngsters would slug away until only one was standing, and then the coins would shower down.

The old bull is still in there slugging away, though he has been joined by his much-lauded compatriots.

Even with retirements and upsets, Venus and Serena Williams are still slugging away in opposite brackets of the semifinals, scheduled for Thursday.

We were working indoors all over Christmas and, yeah, it's always going to be quite bizarre when you're slugging away on a machine and Mariah Carey's All I Want For Christmas comes on.

But as soon as the opportunity crops up, she is slugging away, as one can see in her defeat of Zbynek Hracek of the Czech Republic in the sixth round of the 34th Olympiad in Istanbul.