Examples of using Slog in English and their translations into Czech
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That was a slog.
And slogging through logbooks.
This is the slog.
Now I have to slog through American?
It's kind of a slog.
It's a slog, but the ground troops are holding.
This is the slog, right?
And slogging through logbooks… That's gonna take you weeks. Yeah, I was.
Every step is a slog.
It's sort of a slog and nothing really matches up.
Having kids can be a slog.
It's time for one last slog back up to the platform.
Not your hard slog.
Now I have to slog all the way up to his cave?
It is a bit of a slog, sir.
Yeah, I was. And slogging through logbooks… That's gonna take you weeks.
I won't lie,it can be a slog sometimes.
I mean, he says he's fine, buthis training's been kind of a slog.
You know, marriage is one big slog into compromise.
I have been helping you slog through… Come on! this burn notice garbage for how many years now?
There's no glory in this slog, Alicia.
I know it's a slog, but maybe we find our killer because he always uses the same handle and semantics.
My horse took an arrow so I was on foot, slogging through the mud.
The gruelling but necessary slog that makes our police force enviable.
A few years ago I could to go for a drink, smoke thirty cigarettes, I run non-stop the next day,but since I'm slogging in the thirties.
In practice, I input numbers into a computer and slog through an endless hellhole of paperwork.
This baby's built to be king of the highway, not slogging through a mudhole.
You don't haul yourself all the way across town and slog through White House security to turn down a job.
Digging up a grave at this time of year would have been quite a slog, even with that backhoe.
Please recognize that I am in a business suit and cannot slog around in inch-deep mud.