| There are none of the ugly slogs over midwicket or nicks flying through thirdman for four or over fineleg for six. |
| Approach slogs vary from muddy hikes to tailgate-to-tailgate perfection, and the vagaries of road closures change access yearly. |
| These are often long slogs through tedium to track down these scumbags, and are rarely resolved within a day. |
| The reader who slogs through the article, without assuming that it documents what it purports to, will learn. |
| And he doesn't play for a glamorous Premiership team but slogs it out for second division Stockport County. |
| His company makes the rival whiskey which slogs it out for the hearts of the southern drinker. |
