There's more stuff to dispose of before we move, and we'll keep plugging at it.
By priming the pump and plugging it in, I can use my supply of soft rainwater for many things.
Nothing the installer does in the course of plugging a cable modem up to your computer will affect any of the things listed above.
Despite its sci-fi nature, plugging nutrigenomics into your training plan is fairly simple.
To keep the radiator from plugging up with seeds and chaff, we wrapped it and the grill with window screen.
So I switched channels, only to land smack in the middle of another advert for Cliff plugging his latest Chrimbo number.
I think she still believes there are ladies with headsets and twinsets plugging away at switchboards.
In the case of electrical machines, this was done typically by plugging wires into sockets on a patch panel.
Skin biopsy typically reveals hyperkeratosis and follicular plugging, with superficial and deep lymphocytic infiltrates.
However their forwards kept plugging away with Michael Long and Brian Carbury coming close to scoring on at least two occasions.
Uneven flows will indicate improper adjustments and can result in increased grain damage or combine plugging.
Real scientists are mostly plugging along, exploring and refuting evolutionary theory's basic constructs all the time.
Once people understand what is going on in their economy they will be more interested in plugging some of the holes in the leaky economic bucket.
The mere mention of ethnic diversity has academics plugging their ears and slamming paper bags over their heads.
And once again, she was racing ahead, with eyes cast downward and ear buds plugging her ears.
He sits in a specially provided armchair, in front of display boards plugging the University's mission and achievements.
The firm will send promotional mailings next month plugging Boston and Cambridge to its top 15,000 British travel customers.
When Bitton is not thinking about politics or plugging his documentary, he's poring over ancient manuscripts, books and articles.
And the girls have been on a promotional tour of Europe, plugging Sound of the Underground.
With readers flocking to their Web postings, execs are finding blogs useful for plugging not just their products but their points of view.
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Ads plugging the new all-in-one products have already appeared in the press.
Meanwhile Graham has been plugging on with the task of removing the old kitchen floor covering and applying the new.
Some have dropped down to continue playing, while others have been plugging away outside the limelight for all their careers.
So, she settled for plugging one ear with her finger and the other by squishing it against her shoulder.
And you just keep plugging away and see wonderful things when you continue.
Cultivating the spirit of perseverance, they keep plugging grimly along, clinging to the hope that this will eventually do them some good.
He told us to just keep plugging away and, if the chances came along, to take them.
After plugging the overflow drain, use the plunger exactly as you would in opening an ordinary sink.
Assuming that the converter had separated internally and was intermittently plugging the exhaust outlet, a new unit was installed.
This does mean that you need to take a little care when plugging in drive connectors, as the board may flex a bit.
Further, research also shows that Benzoyl Peroxide will get rid of the hair follicle of dead cells to prevent further plugging of pores.
This also prevents the tangled weed piles from plugging cultivators later in the season.
This means plugging an extension into the mobile phone and using an earpiece and a microphone.
The company cut pollution by plugging natural gas pipeline leaks and by cutting back on gas flaring at refineries.
With a deep-pocketed corporate parent, it can keep plugging away for years.
In the meantime, Dave just kept plugging away, never losing faith in his ability or giving up on his music.
There's not a repairman in sight, because plugging all those little money holes brings little glamour to politicians.
In severe exposure, necrosis of the respiratory epithelium leads to formation of a pseudomembrane, bronchial plugging, and bronchopneumonia.
The kettles were removed so new ones could be hardwired into the supply to stop people plugging in electric fires and cookers.
In solidarity with striking workers, many individuals were plugging toilets and littering washrooms.
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Earlier this month, the glamour model was criticised for plugging her hair extension products in a webchat with fans.
This gem is uncut but he has the aggression, energy and, most of all, the pass to fill the gap Matt Dawson is currently plugging.
Humiliated by its tardiness in plugging into the Internet boom, Japan is determined not to suffer the same indignity in bioscience.
It's likely to include some author of programme maker plugging their wares at some point.
In its first office, plugging in the teakettle sometimes brought down the web server.
A jazz musician and film extra who has moved from Southend to South Lakeland has been plugging into the area's music scene.
No wonder movie stars are racking up the frequent flyer miles plugging their films around the world.
The vehicle has a compressor driven from plugging into an electric socket that recharges the compressed air in 3 to 4 hours.
Fifty feet or less from this intersection was a line of riot cops plugging a ragged breach in the hated wall.
One of the DJs on the local radio station has been plugging the band's new album.
Today, whether we're at work or home, we don't think twice about plugging our appliances into electrical outlets to instantly receive the power we need.
Unplugging and plugging back in the box didn't do anything either.
But down below, millions of Londoners from the queen on down are gritting their teeth and plugging their ears.
Let's say you are plugging away at your current geek-of-the-week task, and for some insane reason, a strange noise starts emitting from the overhead speaker.
It means, rather, that our brains have to keep plugging along, trying to devise hypotheses that more accurately map the causal structure of reality.
Spain's central government also issued the first details of its own rescue plans, including a publicity campaign plugging Galician fish and seafood as safe to eat.
I am ready to be converted, however, so keep plugging away Jack.
They want you to spend hours plugging the machines with tokens.
Hundreds of millions of people were accustomed to toting these objects around, plugging them in to recharge them, and using them.
I'm just plugging in a few keywords and just sort of trusting to luck.
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In the world of elite sport, knowledge is power, as increasingly coaches and administrators are plugging into high-tech strategies to boost performance.
My flatmates and I attempted to create a celebratory atmosphere by plugging in a solitary fan heater and chipping ice off the insides of the windows.
As the clock counted down, Manulla kept plugging away but they had been edged out, and after a rather tentative start, the homeside managed to finish with a flourish.
Still plugging away on the book and it's coming along nicely.
When the revolution comes, Suze Orman will likely be plugging away on CNBC, giving the same old financial advice.
In the past month, the team has added four new starters on offense and perhaps two more on defense, effectively plugging the holes left from a turbulent offseason.
I just keep on plugging away, doing my thing, forging ahead, etc.
An icon-driven user interface and smart connection wizard hand-holds you through the simple process of plugging in cables and getting your devices online.
Unlike many electrics, the battery can be recharged by plugging the vehicle into any standard electrical outlet.
Unfortunately, it can be very difficult to see the keyways, especially if you're plugging the cables in at night.
Covers recovery boilers in great depth and pulls together information on combustion, safety, emissions, plugging, and corrosion.
On the flipside Arsenal have kept plugging away without Jack Wilshere and Theo Walcott.
There are also fold-out prongs for plugging it into a wall socket and a clip at the back for clipping it to belt's, pockets, or bag straps.
Changing the barrel when you're supposed to will help keep the gas plug from plugging up quickly.
Stempniak seems right at home there, reaching for a guitar, plugging in a cable, flipping through music tablature.
Godolphin's recent CCA Oaks heroine Jilbab could never get into contention, merely plugging on for fourth.
Funds that should have gone to helping with moving services after closures instead went to plugging other NHS deficits.
Or the catalogues that start plugging those hampers with cock-a-leekie soup, a fruit loaf and tinned salmon before the neon snowmen have been put back in the loft.
Passive diffusion of sediment into closed ammonite chambers is unlikely due to sediment plugging of the ammonite siphuncle and lack of fluid through flow.
He was called upon to test the Cee'd's auxiliary input, which he tested by plugging in one of his guitars and playing several bars of his most famous hits.
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And for that, caregivers get to transmit their data to a central location without the necessity of finding, plugging into and uploading into a central unit.
Fox, who developed aerophobia in more recent years, insists plugging in the Toxic hitmaker's tunes during flights eases her morbid fears, reports The Daily Express.
Antiperspirants work by plugging sweat glands with aluminum salts.
Powered over Ethernet, they don't rely on secondary power cords or bulky wall warts, it's as simple as plugging in one cable and businesses are ready to go.
Finally, relying on the principle of a partial flow, the PM METALIT avoids plugging or dramatic increases in backpressure which many solutions exhibit.
A subset of patients with HLE develop hyperkeratotic papules with central keratinous plugging clinically and histologically reminiscent of keratoacanthomas.
The Government seems to be plugging language lessons for children so I thought I'd take the bull by the horns and start teaching children in the North East.

Already his crew were plugging the shot-holes, knotting and splicing and mending.
Rick fell back and grabbed his radio unit, quickly plugging in the earphone.
The same effect may be produced by the plugging of a vessel with a thrombus.
Probably the most frequent cause is found in plugging, or occlusion, of the arteries by a blood clot.
The danger of an embolus plugging one of the smaller arteries is great and probably happens more often than we think.
He didn't want to answer, and he stayed on the roof securing the gyro and plugging in its battery-charger.
But fuchsias have much more to offer than simply plugging a hole beside the petunias and marigolds.
By plugging cables into the wall plate instead of scrabbling behind the wall mounted TV, AV equipment can easily be used.
They are backed up by Thoria, The Mobsters and The Hip Priests with DJ Frisky Clown plugging any musical gaps.
Say, I won't always be plugging down at Nagel's, believe me.
Let us not count our chickens just yet, but keep on plugging.
The operator did some plugging and after a bit came back with a report.
And no more than into the open Atlantic than we were plugging into it.
Brady reasoned that the plugging of the female epigynum and the loss of the male paracymbial process should prevent further matings by both female and male.
June 24 showed a wearier looking First Minister plugging affordable housing in the Borders and later that day he was in Selkirk for referendum questions.

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