Sentence examples for bog it from inspiring English sources

Without any personas to hide behind or jokey schemes to bog it down, the band seems freed to follow its ideas as far as they will go.

But the archive is meant to enrich the reading experience, not bog it down.

Pulling a trailer, or hauling a load of lumber, would bog it down more.

"We can speed the whole process, rather than bog it down," said Michael E. Smith, a senior Talx executive.

However, rebel groups claim that Moscow's moves will instead prolong the war, drive some rebel groups towards Islamist or jihadist groups and bog it down in a grinding, unwinnable campaign, much like the Soviet Union experienced in Afghanistan, and the US endured in Iraq.

Story previews when hovering over a link (like OriginalSignal provides) would be a big improvement, but the site is slow enough now that adding more could bog it down too much.

Attacks like the "evil twin" disrupt a company's network from the outside, jamming its radio signals or bogging it down with a denial of service attack, then broadcasting a counterfeit signal into the building.

You needed the detail, but too much detail would have bogged it down".

As his friend – and a remainer – Soames puts it: "Boris bogged it at the start, but less since.

And he brings to life the story of Dr. King's last days without bogging it down in too many small particulars.

Peter Sellars' production undermined this already complex and difficult piece, bogging it down with an indulgent and distracting staging in which the opera was hopelessly overwhelmed.