trudge

"And now, " said the Duke, as they trudged along, "how much do you think ye'll get for this job? "

The people eyed him curiously as he trudged down the main street, and there were many guesses as to who he might be.

Turkoglu trudged through the tunnel dejected, a towel hanging from his head.

With a basket in her hand, she trudged up the alley to her lodging.

Losing confidence in his change up and sinker, Pettitte said he trudged on trying to rely on just his fastball and cutter.

We trudged through the heat and humidity, from one gallery to the next, viewing a wide variety of different styles and mediums.

My wallet had somehow slipped out of my pocket as I trudged past the National Cathedral on my way home from school.

Briefly out of a political job a decade ago, he trudged around China alone trying in vain to collect unpaid debts for Western firms.

One day, when as usual the pack had left her far behind, she found herself alone as she trudged up the hill towards the old house.

I trudged off to Calculus with a grim expression. This was the class where I sat next to Jessica.

Gerrard, who trudged from the field to gleeful blue derision that day, later said he was "hurt" .

The lifts and lobby areas were not safe, either, so the two men trudged up and down the apartment block's echoing stairwells.

As his teammates raced over to him to celebrate, the North Korean players trudged solemnly back to the halfway line.

I say, "And so she trudged up the wooden stairs, her sad brown shoes taking her to the house she never liked. "

A beleaguered bank economist trudged to France to defend himself at a symposium chaired by the head of the country's constitutional court.

As you trudged back to work this month, did you head to an office in a large urban centre?

On their return journey, Scott and his disheartened party trudged across through the frozen wasteland, frostbitten and often delirious.

As the years passed, New York rebuilt and the U. S. military's hunt for Osama bin Laden trudged forward.

They shook hands all around arid Michael took the three packages, the presents, and trudged up the hill with Vitelli to his home.

Later, to get a good vantage point of the lake, our van drove about halfway down the airstrip and we trudged into low brush.

It was pitch-dark as the two trudged through the mud, waving their flashlights.

There was only one thing to do. Back up the mountain they trudged, searching mossy hummocks for onr tiny shoe.

They trudged down a dirt road, just as two farmers ambled toward them.

When she trudged through the crowds at the stations, she could hardly hold back her tears and longed to go home.

Remember that high altitude horizontal bar project makes me scared, watching team-mates easily climbed cylindrical up, trudged can't stand.

When we had trudged along for several hours, in silence, the darkness fell, and the stars began to come out.

The Londoner had trudged 326 miles through some of the worst weather conditions Arctic experts had ever seen.

Swarms of Cossacks attacked the suffering French as they trudged through snow.

That afternoon I trudged downtown to Dad's hardware store, figuring he wanted the windows washed or something.

The soldier trudged several kilometres or so through the deep untrodden snow.

The men trudged up the hill, laden with supplies.

The figure trudged on. A Fiat passed and did exactly the same as the Renault.

The Americans, meanwhile, slowly gathered up their bags and trudged out, runners-up once again.

The old man trudged through the deep snow back towards home.

They trudged toward a hut, about a quarter-mile into the field.

Poor adventurers trudged on foot while rich travelers rode in comfort.

Disheartened, I trudged wearily back to camp each dusk.

We and the Germans trudged through the mud and met in the middle of no - man 's- land .

In their version, Carlitos trudged across town to join Manchester City because the champions just weren't showing him enough love.

Since 1977, I have hitherto trudged on this lonely road for thirty-two years.

Then Dad and I trudged a long way down the mountain to get to a stream to fish.

The figure trudged, or rather sloshed, onwards till the hill resumed and the treacherous sheet of water was left behind.

As losses mounted in 2008, Mason trudged to With's house to lay off his friend.

He trudged home feeling lonely and let down.

We trudged through deep snow.

They trudged in the desert.

wanted to learn their elegant walk, so that they trudged over a long way to Handan.

I managed to pry my foot free, got up and trudged out of the pond, soaked. Only

We have trudged from the past to the present