| The left, and collectivists, are most logically the offspring of the plodders while innovative early mankind's likely descendants are the maritime adventurers and strivers. |
| A lot of hard work had gone into EITC before her arrival, but she transformed the charity from, in footy parlance, mid-table plodders to Champions League winners. |
| With only 8st 2lb on her back, and opposed by a clutch of one-paced plodders, I was convinced Boonga Roogeta would run them ragged, and rated her a 7-2 chance. |
| England fans have been praying that Rooney could step off the treatment table and immediately transform England from unimaginative plodders into sparkling world-beaters. |
| In every state, there are players earning a million dollars a year who are plodders by international standards. |
