Sentence examples for bogged down in difficulties from inspiring English sources

After his early capture of Fort Ticonderoga, his campaign had become bogged down in difficulties.

I really bogged down in this one.

On May 3rd, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia will hold the first civilian court hearing on the constitutionality of a conviction emerging from military commission prosecutions at Guantanamo Bay, an alternative judicial system frequently bogged down in difficulty.

But then, we are already bogged down in two wars.

The Yankees quickly bogged down in what became known as the "Mud March".

I love traditional tartans but we just mustn't get bogged down in them".

AT&T got bogged down in technological glitches, management miscues and ballooning debt.

This is precisely what I'm bogged down in.

"If we let them get bogged down in economic difficulties," said Alain Juppé, the French foreign minister, referring to Egypt and Tunisia, "the political transition will be threatened".

China wants to get on with India too, and is playing host to its prime minister, Narendra Modi, next month.Nevertheless the perennial benefit for China of the friendship with Pakistan has been to strengthen its hand against India, thus keeping a potential rival for influence across the region bogged down in local difficulties.

After his early success at Ticonderoga, his campaign become bogged down in logistical difficulties, not reaching Saratoga, New York until mid-September.