| Two wilting sides then slugged it out toe-to-toe in the extra 30 minutes before Town finally delivered the knock-out blow. |
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| He pushed his empty glass to the side, and slugged the remaining beer directly out of the long necked bottle. |
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| Popping the lid off, I poured two into my hand and slugged them back with a gulp of my soda. |
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| She now slugged the remainder of her drink back in an attempt to numb her irritation. |
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| She slugged the first drink down smoothly, then without any hesitation she grabbed the other drink and slugged it down too. |
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| The woman slugged the bourbon back in one abrupt gulp and held out the shot glass for a refill. |
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| Geraldton ratepayers will be slugged an 8.5 percent rate increase this year. |
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| Cesar managed to wriggle a hand free and slugged Glenn in the side of the face, knocking him to the ground. |
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| After perhaps five minutes, Joel slugged Benji in the face, knocking him down. |
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| Now they're going to be slugged by this brand new tax when they actually come to sell the property. |
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| You've got to realise that when you do buy a good on credit, you'll be slugged with an interest charge. |
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| Nearly 16,000 fight fans roared their appreciation as the two big men slugged it out. |
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| There was a contest, too, as both women slugged it out for supremacy in the final set. |
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| It used to be that state and territory treasurers slugged it out with the federal treasurer over the carve-up of the Commonwealth's tax cake. |
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| After that, it was a test of nerve and character as both teams slugged it out like a pair of punch-drunk boxers. |
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| However during the first half I had to nip to the loo twice and on each journey I slugged another quickie of Rioja down. |
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| Most drivers are probably unaware of the fact that all imported cars are slugged a 15 per cent tariff to protect the local car manufacturing industry. |
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| Scientists also slugged it out, as rival schools sought to come up with a cure for phylloxera. |
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| A couple of years ago we slugged it out in Norway for the European TCM Mongstad project. |
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| As Patti LaBelle and the Blue Belles, the group slugged it out on the chitlins circuit and later opened for the Who and toured with the Rolling Stones. |
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| Matt picked up the champagne bottle and slugged the wine straight down. |
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| Gingrich strapped on his helmet, slugged down some sake, jumped in his Zero, and dive-bombed into the SS Romney. |
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| It's easy for many to cheer when a developer is slugged for higher taxes. |
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| The balance between caveat emptor and caveat vendor would have to be slugged out in the courts, as is now happening with tobacco. |
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| He recalled great days of the 1970s and 1980s, when parliamentarians such as Enoch Powell and Michael Foot slugged it out with ministers across the floor of the House. |
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| Peter, Gregory and David slugged, in turn, at a bottle of Mylanta, a magnesium concoction, to quell their gut-aches. |
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| Net immigration actually rose, to 242,000, in the 12 months to September 2010. Still, the home secretary, Theresa May, has gamely slugged away, tightening the rules first for workers and then for students. |
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| Inside, the early birds slurped and slugged. |
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| Burroughs High School was to win its first Foothill League baseball championship since 1957, while Hart and Saugus slugged it out for second place. |
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