“The long trudge through the wilderness might have raised some objections over the idea that they had been carried on eagles' wings.”

“You can also just send a card to a friend or fellow trudger to let them know you care.”

“Because he was dressed like a common trudger, the attendants treated him like one.”

“The Asian affinities of his works might lead some observers to view him as a latter-day trudger in the mud of Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada.”

“Some employees are trudgers, going along as directed without looking up to see where they're going.”

“Under a blue, sunny sky and falling leaves, the crowds cheered the trudgers on to the finish line in Central Park.”

“They were far too quick for England's leaden-footed trudgers, who found that effort and industry alone are no match for real quality.”