Waded

The soldiers waded through the swamp to reach the enemy camp.

They waded through the muddy swamp to reach the cabin.

She waded through the dense forest to find the hidden treasure.

The sports team waded through a tough season to make it to the championship.

The marathon runner waded through the last few miles of the race.

He waded into the argument, using deliberately vague language to confuse the other person.

The bully waded with the new student, making fun of him.

They waded into the world of film production, creating award-winning documentaries.

The tourists waded in the clear waters of the beach.

He waded into the political campaign despite facing tough opposition.

The fishermen waded in the river to catch fish.

He waded into the startup world, launching his own company from scratch.

He waded through the flooded street to get to the store.

They waded into the heated debate on social media to defend their position.

The children waded with their food, making silly faces with their mashed potatoes.

He waded into the online discussion and was quickly attacked.

The farmers waded in the rice paddy to plant seedlings.

She waded into the gossip and spread false rumors.

She waded into the world of academia, pursuing a PhD despite the challenges.

The company waded through financial difficulties to stay afloat.

He waded through the complex code to fix the bug.

He waded through the bureaucratic procedures to get his visa approved.

The rescue team waded into the flood to save stranded residents.

The politician waded through a crowd of reporters to get to the podium.

The hiker waded through the river to continue the trail.

The diver waded into the ocean to explore the coral reef.

The archaeologist waded through the sand to uncover ancient artifacts.

The doctor waded through the medical records to find the cause of the illness.

The teacher waded through the pile of papers to grade assignments.

The accountant waded through the financial statements to balance the books.

The journalist waded into the war-torn country to report on the conflict.

He waded with his opponent before delivering the knockout punch.

She waded into the debate with a strong, opinionated statement.

The detective waded through the evidence, looking for the one clue that would crack the case.

He waded through his inbox, trying to respond to all the urgent messages.

She waded through her emotions to come to a decision about her relationship.

The CEO waded into the negotiations to save the company from bankruptcy.

The boy waded with the dog, teasing it with a toy.

The boys waded with the girls, trying to get their attention.

She waded through the piles of clothing on her bed, trying to find something to wear.

He waded through the complex coding to develop a cutting-edge software program.

The children waded in the shallow end of the pool.

The toddler waded with his mother, pulling her hair and laughing.

They waded through the email, using unclear language to avoid taking responsibility.

They waded into the crowd to get a better view of the concert.

The explorers waded in the swamp looking for rare species.

The chef waded through a sea of ingredients to create the perfect dish.

The lawyer waded through the legal documents to prepare for the case.

The boy waded with his little sister, pretending to be a monster.

The teacher waded through a stack of essays, trying to find the gems among the mediocre work.