They had a long slog - six and half hours.

How was he to fight after a slog like this?

It's been such a long slog, for a small team.

For city people the trip is only a few hours and not much of a slog.

The book is becoming a bit of a slog, I have to say.

It is going to be a tough slog for many of them.

It has been a hard slog to get the course into condition.

If they went down it would be a hell of a slog to get up again.

The season had been a hard slog and he felt a break was in the player's interests.

The 360 view from the summit is well worth the slog.

The team batting first can never be quite sure when to go for the final, all out slog.

It was an uphill slog for a couple of miles.

Or is higher pay a just reward for their daily slog?

If done correctly, it results in a slog like shot.

On some days that writing is a pretty grim slog.

Yet, no such representations are available for the slog function.

It's going to be a long slog over the next 30 years."

He loved to come here take a slog and go down the meadows.

If, however, you need outside support to get near 1550, meaningful academic work could be a hard slog.

Eat this to boost energy Feel like every day is a slog?

And, as things stand, that is going to be an uphill slog.

But he adds that truly building the country up will be a hard slog over 10 or 20 years.

A slog is a type of shot in the game cricket.

Orson and I began the long slog back down the dark road.

The casual reader will find it all a pretty hard slog.

We're slogging away, with no help from him I might add.

But now he was in it and had to slog through.

We slogged along a bit further, not saying anything but feeling close together and good.

They all slogged to the bank and sat down together.

She just kept slogging toward the school, trying to get closer.

Slogging away from them over the open snow field was the best I could do.

He's consistent, slogging along for 30 years on the same thing.

She looked around the fields through which they were slogging.

As the century slogs to a close, are there any new ideas left?

We adjusted our course and slogged on with new energy.

And over the last four years it has slogged toward that goal.

On the fifth day, she slogged into the office and quickly lost her voice.

After a long day slogging around the city what could be better than a massage?

I think we might have to after hard slogging around the temples.

Looking around, I saw land a couple yards away and slogged over to it.

He looked around at the white expanse through which they slogged.

I slogged through the first mile, and then it got really bad.

The rest of the staff and the students slogged along on skis.

We went down to the mouth of the river and started slogging out across the ice.

Have fun slogging through that quarter of a season though.

But will the job market cool while you're slogging through that extra year?

You never have to slog through traffic to get to these movie homes.

And some Democrats are leaving early rather than slog through a race they very well might lose.

It worked; after each attack ended, he got up and started slogging north again.

It was hard, slogging effort with each step an agony.

And many current indicators point to a continued slowing of growth for 2001.

A sharp slowing of growth in China would hit those economies hard.

But many observers expect a serious slowing of growth as foreign consumers cut spending.

The recent slowing of growth must not induce us to question this objective.

The slowing of growth could signify a return to traditional churches.

But its initial report on corporate profits showed a significant, though not unexpected, slowing of growth.

A soft landing means a slowing of growth here.

In 20 years, the trees at the closest spacings should begin to show some slowing of growth.

Still, most analysts expect a controlled slowing of growth.

We think there will be a slowing of growth in the United States and the world economy."

A general slowing of growth rate occurs during this time, although weight gain may accelerate slightly.

These new parameters can often be estimated easily from the raw data in cases where the species experiences a slowing of growth with age.

However, globally the slowing of growth brings continual job losses.

In general, technology companies are experiencing a slowing of growth, but not an overall decline in business.

Our first export education confidence survey, suggesting a slowing of growth levels in the industry (February 2003).

It confirmed there was weakness in the second half of 2011, which led to a slowing of growth.

All managers of institutional assets have seen a slowing of growth recently.

Still, even Ziff-Davis has not been immune to the slowing of growth in the industry.

Weaker growth in consumer spending and housing punctuated the slowing of growth.

“The key is slowing of growth rates.

State spending must be cut – there cannot simply be a slowing of growth – and tax increases reversed.

The Great Depression years saw a surge of unemployment, especially among the working class, and a slowing of growth.

This could lead to the slowing of growth of real GDP by 1.4 percent.

Not all is rosy, however, with a slowing of growth in China causing headaches for the Australian resources sector.

Analysts attributed the rise to optimism that the recent slowing of growth in Compaq's sales and profits would be temporary.