soldier on

verb

1. (intr, adverb) to persist in one's efforts in spite of difficulties, pressure, etc

Example Sentences

Israel launched air strikes after accusing Hamas fighters of killing two of its soldiers on 19 October and of killing another soldier on 28 October.

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The team dealt especially well with the interlocked scenes of Act 2, set as an ensemble with chorus: A turntable deftly alternated Joe’s experience as a soldier on the Western Front in Europe with life back at home where the comic-book company is making money and Sam and Rosa, in a union of convenience, are raising Rosa and Joe’s child on Long Island.

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Even so, Venezuelans are trying to soldier on.

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A man has been sentenced to death in Lebanon over the killing of an Irish soldier on a UN peacekeeping mission, BBC News NI understands.

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Joel’s death actually makes the series as interactive as television can be — for many viewers, he felt indispensable and yet we must all now soldier on without him, just like Ellie.

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