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They get an idea in their head and plough on without a thought for due process.

I'm ploughing on into the book, and remain interested enough.

Or should you just suck it up and plough on through?

The arms show a yellow plough on a red background.

After: Lost two general elections that year but ploughed on as leader of the party.

But this government just ploughs on in the complete opposite direction.

It was like the sound of a tractor ploughing on the next farm.

He ploughed on through as if he had not heard me.

She hitched the child higher against her shoulder and ploughed on.

"I mean after what has happened between us," he ploughed on doggedly.

There was silence for a while as Jed ploughed on.

He ignored even the most cutting remarks from her and ploughed on with his work.

The ship ploughed on, scraping the side of the ice mountain.

His stillness shook her confidence a little but she ploughed on.

He hesitated for a moment, and then ploughed on.

I said nothing, and the man swallowed, and ploughed on.

Ploughing on with a failing policy is not leadership.

I suddenly realized that the three plodders were still ploughing on.

Before either of us could react to this confession, unexpected even to me, I ploughed on.

Just ploughed on with the hopeless task of trying to box up the huge pile.

She opened her mouth to speak, but I ploughed on. '

She took note of Buchanan's exasperated expression and ploughed on.

I knew she was right and ploughed on.

He ploughed on, trying to outline his plans for the paper, and engage Sutton's attention.

But they are ploughing on, ignoring the public and professional opinions, out of touch with Britain.

Before she could say anything else, he was plowing on.

"She saw the plow on the night that it was made."

"We must each be strong enough to plow on through the storm the way you can."

The general, see well, he just plowed on in and led them to victory.

Then again, sometimes that was the best way to get the answers: plow on through until you hit wall or water.

Black looks from several of the company members, but I plowed on. "

Even as she searched for a way around it, he was plowing on.

I plowed on through the sand and took a lot of chances.

I plowed on through the rest of the pile and finished them.

He plowed on, ending with his decision to come to this office tonight even though it was so late.

And in many ways, the government did plow on.

"My guess is that he'll just plow on with the investigation," one official said.

A 64-year old woman was struck and killed by a snow plow on January 25.

The old aircraft shook itself like a dog and plowed on through the night.

At first, he hesitated, but then plowed on, so to speak.

He didn't have a clue what she was talking about, and plowed on.

"I don't want to see a plow on a main street!"

"Got took out by a plow on the first snowstorm," he said.

The judge plows on, now turning to the paternity question.

G-8 stood by him as they plowed on, and from his pocket he took a small but powerful magnet.

Plowing on, he was buffeted as if by unseen hands.

She plowed on with the description as if I hadn't spoken.

"Turn in, General, at the old plow on the fence.

And you couldn't plow on account of the rain, even if your finger was well.

He plowed on, tapping his fingers against the back of the folding chair.