0 to move yourself or an object with effort and difficulty:
In reality, most models spend their days schlepping to casting after casting, usually being rejected from each one.
Decent, that is, considering the outrageous structures they're schlepping around.
In so many of the world's more popular destinations, it seems like you're on a perpetual conveyor belt of tourists schlepping from site to site.
Because let's face it: schlepping to a clinic or pharmacy each month for a new pack of pills is a pain.
But it's still no fun schlepping them all around the country.
Imagine being a photographer on those odysseys, schlepping around view cameras and plates -- as if sheer survival in subzero temperatures weren't enough to stress about.
Many shoppers looked distressed, not only from schlepping around at such a late hour (10 p.m.), but from their inability to indulge their cranky kids.
Stores are also carrying no-iron sheets and other products, but few people schlep their sheets to the laundry.
