Sentence examples for bog I from inspiring English sources

Rapa di Milano Colletto Viola turnip An Italian import, this Ping-Pong-ball-size turnip somehow adapted to "the frigid bog I offer," Ms. Owens said.

Initially I was scared, but when I found out it wasn't one of my relatives stuck in a bog, I was fine.

But the landscape itself still retains this oneiric power, and a humming autonomy that's the sublimity of places like swamps and bogs, I think, and also of mountains and ocean trenches, landscapes that resize you, landscapes that are uncanny reminders of the brevity of a human lifespan and the vastness of geologic time.

If they've bogged down, I'll go into coaching mode, encouraging and even temporarily becoming part of the group to model the behavior that encourages risk-taking.

Then, for a while, I fell back into a bog called "I thought this was done!" Eventually I recognized that my thinking was keeping me in the bog and confused.

I'd start them with the highest of hopes and the best of intentions, but then I would bog down in the beginning chapters and put the books aside.

I will bog you down in the details of my adventures in the parking enforcement office of a city to which I had never been before.

My first mistake was thinking that as soon as I hit "publish" on my first bog post, I would have readers instantly.

FOUND IN A CRANBERRY BOG He Is Thought to Have Lain Down by the Car and to Have Been Poisoned by the Fumes.

And I don't know if I'm "bogged down by cool" so much as I'm interested in sports and music people I like not becoming hollow mouthpieces of the establishment.

"But then in 2011, I realised that by writing these confessional blogs you get entrenched and bogged down, and I wanted to make it something helpful rather than wallowing".