Examples of 'slog' in a sentence
Meaning of "slog"
Slog is a term that refers to working hard and steadily over a period of time, especially on a task that is repetitive or challenging. It can also describe the act of moving with a slow, heavy, and laborious pace
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- A long, tedious walk, or session of work.
- An aggressive shot played with little skill.
- To walk slowly, encountering resistance.
- To work slowly and deliberately at a tedious task.
How to use "slog" in a sentence
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I have to slog hard to eke out a living.
A poorly written essay can be a real slog.
I slog all year and get nothing.
You just have to slog through a lot of it.
A slog is a type of shot in the game cricket.
Do not make the poor fellow slog.
And slog through an endless hellhole of paperwork.
Right now it feels like a bit of a slog.
The slog to stay here never ends.
The watch is going to be a major foot slog.
He used to slog like an animal in that bungalow.
These channels really make you slog.
Slog cricket around the world yes.
You have been making me slog on an empty stomach.
The slog of class went on as normal this morning.
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The fighting devolves into an intense slog.
The slog continues day and night.
The last few kilometres were a real slog.
All vehicles and slog through the ground.
I read six chapters and that was a slog.
You can not slog this every day.
And sometimes it can feel like a slog.
It means you need to slog down like a donkey.
Do not let your blog become a slog.
Instead we slog from morning to night.
Now we will just slog here.
You slog out there to nothing.
It will take us a while to slog through them all.
I slog all day and night for you.
Let father slog at his age.
The slog of describing barnacles continued.
What a hard slog for all of us.
You have had a long hard slog back.
If you knew what a slog it is having so much money.
No matter how much junk we have to slog through.
Not to slog on continually is not to progress.
You will have to slog it out.
It will be a slog and a positive attitude certainly helps.
I knew we would have to slog away in the end.
They just felt like a slog.
The hard slog is not over.
I have been helping you slog through.
We have a long slog ahead of us if we wish to do this right.
It made those early pages a slog.
But it was a horrendous slog through the education bureaucracy.
Even in the midst of the slog.
Good luck on your arduous slog back to civilization.
You will not have to slog.
I am just here to slog me guts out.
Raising children on your own can be a tough slog.
