NASA, meanwhile, keeps plugging away at its science and robots.
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Back on the same estates, plugging away at the same lives.
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The thing to do is just keep plugging away at it.
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I eat a banana I brought from home and start plugging away at handover notes.
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Farhad: I'm glad to see Facebook is still plugging away at the message bot idea.
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"Don't get excited, just keep plugging away at it" was Merry's climbing philosophy, Whitmore said.
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Yet, here I am, plugging away at a heist game that came out five years ago.
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The grandiose American Enterprise Institute is still plugging away at the small governmentism its donors love.
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But Samsung has been quietly plugging away at improving the Galaxy Watch and the software that runs it.
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Shrugging is one option, I suppose, or stubbornly plugging away at daily existence, ignoring the world around us.
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What kind of wild adventures does your terrier get into while you're out plugging away at your office job?
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And, we're definitely impressed that she's diligently plugging away at the project even while on the road with her family.
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We are just going to keep plugging away at it and keep trying to figure out how to get better.
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I imagine it will take me years to complete the entire book, but I'm going to keep plugging away at it!
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If anything, the Trump administration is quite loyally plugging away at Ryan-esque goals that the president never articulated as a candidate.
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By the time I get home, my partner has already put the kids to bed and they are plugging away at their homework.
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I realized that while I was eating pizza and plugging away at my internship, people had been going to the gym without me.
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Google executives say success requires tight integration between hardware and software, which is why the search-engine giant keeps plugging away at consumer electronics.
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They want to avoid failure at all costs, so they keep plugging away at things, long after logic suggests it's time to move on.
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But fame of that nature, for a performer who had been plugging away at the margins for years, felt disorienting, and a little ephemeral.
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But after a rousing reunion performance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" last fall, the group had been plugging away at new music.
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Finally, dollar-cost averaging is an important way to keep plugging away at your long-term goals and remain consistent with your investment strategy.
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The U.S. and the EU are still plugging away at negotiations on a separate agreement that would create a more than $85033 trillion trading zone.
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You can see him plugging away at it, on scaffolding just under the ceiling, in a self-caricature drawn in the margin of a handwritten sonnet.
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Convergence by C.J. Cherryh C.J. Cherryh has been plugging away at her space opera Foreigner series for nearly two decades now, and the next installment is Convergence.
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She'd been commuting daily to a Greenwich Village recording studio, plugging away at new music, but today U2, who had reserved the space, arrived and commandeered it.
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Ms. Ciani, 70, will be plugging away at her synthesizer at the Knockdown Center's Machines in Music showcase, which also features Mark Verbos, Alessandro Cortini and Tearing Light From Sound.
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Yet while there are certainly people plugging away at this — Reince Priebus, Gary Cohn, Steve Bannon, Mick Mulvaney, and various Cabinet secretaries — Trump is clearly still focused on the show.
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For over 20 years Vitali and Kubrick worked side by side, plugging away at what would be Kubrick's final three films: The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, and Eyes Wide Shut.
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We see you, Strange Things writers!) The same goes for the arcade: At the season's start, Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) is plugging away at Dig Dug, an arcade game that involves digging.
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After seven years plugging away at the gym, five to six times a week, in November 2010 Mr. Lek decided to take me under his wing and rewire my entire style.
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He is pursuing an acting career, plugging away at some screenwriting projects, having occasional breakfasts with Kirk Douglas, who lives nearby, and volunteering at the Los Angeles Mission, a homeless shelter.
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She began to talk about the night of the shooting — teary-eyed, beseeching, voice unsteady — while rows of reporters sat facing the opposite direction, plugging away at their computers, eating sandwiches.
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"The Vacationers" was a really satisfying beach read and I'm still plugging away at Gabriel García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude," which is definitely more dense, but I appreciate the rich writing.
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So she kept plugging away at it, every so often running her ideas by her Pixar coworkers — until one day, she found herself pitching it on a whim to Inside Out's director, Pete Docter.
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Since then Doppler has been plugging away at the concept of what it calls "active listening" with the idea that it might be the first company to turn in-ear computers into a thing.
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We did drums and Mike's vocals, but then I was able to spend a bunch of time on my own over the next month or so plugging away at the guitars, bass, synthesizers and my few vocal parts.
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I think they're just plugging away at what they do and they got out of the media business, speaking of that, like a lot of their … MSN, that went on for far too long and it was sad to watch. Yeah.
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A deliberate, gray-haired career diplomat, Mr. Razov has been plugging away at building relationships with Italian politicians, organizing concerts for Italy's earthquake survivors and visiting Italian regional officials who lament the "unfair" sanctions on Russia — which Moscow dearly wants lifted.
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Twitter may be in the middle of an existential crisis of sorts over where to take its slow-growing social network, but the company keeps plugging away at basic features to bring the service up to speed with competitors like Facebook Messenger.
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The Hunger Games is shot through with the knowledge of somebody who used to work in the TV industry, and Collins is always careful to ground the story Katniss is trying to sell within the larger stories and strategies that everybody around her is plugging away at.
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"She's a gutsy actress and she's been plugging away at her comedy, so I was excited to see her play Linda, when she came out of the makeup chair with the fake boobs, the leopard tights and the red wig, I knew she was going to be great," he said.
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A lot of travel has kept me plugging away at Persona 4 Golden, and I dipped a toe into the seemingly limitless horizons of Monster Hunter Generations, but not to the extent that I can really comment on it beyond what Luke Shaw covered in his piece from early August.
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After calculating that I should probably not forge a transformational journey around my recent frustrations with the German tax authorities or the ambient existential boredom that seems to accompany the onset of early middle age, I touched on my struggle to write the novel I've been plugging away at for a year.
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They know that if he fires Mueller, most of them will react by trying to lay low until the storm passes, plugging away at tax cuts and deregulation before working together hand in hand to try to win in 2018 and stave off the Democratic House majority that could bring real accountability and oversight to the table.
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Mojo wrote that "their new-found economy makes for some pretty lovely highpoints" and that "Louris is unquestionably a virtuoso, playing his parts with a decorous restraint, and contributing cooing, affectingly human vocals." In his review for AllMusic, Zac Johnson, noting the return to roots music versus the band's more pop-oriented previous albums, praised the first six songs but felt that "the second half stumbles", concluding that "it's certainly an album that gets better with each listen, so it may yet prove to be worth its weight in acoustic gold." Pitchfork reviewer Andrew Bryant agreed that the first half surpasses the second, stating that the latter songs "simply sound forced, pushing the combination of what constitutes alt-country and folk-rock to its limit of self-parody, and at times irreversibly crossing that line", calling the album "the sound of a dog (or more appropriately a bird) chasing its own tail, content with plugging away at the same formula as long as there's still precedence for satisfying their musical niche." In 2009, Paste Magazine placed the album #44 on their "The 50 Best Albums of the Decade" list.
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