19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Slog' in a Sentence

"To strike forcefully, typically in activities like boxing or cricket." more

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Despite the setbacks, the team has been slogging to meet the project deadline.

After days of rain, the farmers will have slogged through the muddy fields to harvest the crops.

When the marathon ends, the runners will have been slogging through the challenging course for hours.

She is slogging away at her computer, trying to meet the deadline for the project.

She was slogging through the muddy trail during the intense marathon.

Despite the rain, they were slogging through the outdoor concert for their favorite band.

By tomorrow, she will have been slogging through the entire novel for her book club meeting.

She has slogged through countless research papers for her thesis.

The farmers will be slogging to harvest the ripe crops before the onset of winter.

As the storm approached, we were slogging through setting up the campsite.

I am slogging through the dense chapters of the novel for my literature class.

She will be slogging through the legal documents to prepare for the court case.

The boxer continues to slog away at his opponent in the ring.

By the summit, the climbers will have been slogging through treacherous terrains to reach the peak.

She had slogged through countless pages of the dense academic text.

The chef has slogged to create a unique fusion dish that wows the customers.

The students were slogging through the difficult math problems late into the night.

The gardener will have slogged through the muddy garden to plant new flowers.

The cricket player slogged the ball out of the stadium, delighting the cheering crowd.

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