trudging

But poor Carl is still trudging along as if his assault never happened.

Fatigue feels heavy, like I am trudging through life with a 300-pound man on my back.

The former meant trudging though fields while shivering from being soaking wet each morning.

Even in the face of persistent natural disasters, Haiti is trudging along on the right course.

Roberts, whose own youth was spent trudging through “a hundred million boarding schools,” had to dig deep for inspiration.

The moon rose on a terrified mob trudging or riding the forty miles of road between Meerut and the Mogul capital.

I did not realize it so keenly until I saw an old man trudging along Thirty-first Street with a large pack upon his back.

Finally the Nelsons' maid came trudging up the stairs to answer it herself.

The four soldiers were also at hand, trudging close in front or in rear, accoutrements always on and muskets always loaded.

He extinguished the light of the candle, and we departed together, trudging back through the mud and the night.