Sentence examples for bogged in from inspiring English sources

"You know, this is Africa, trucks get bogged in".

You could run faster than him while pushing a Pajero bogged in a swamp.

Like most dog memoirs, they're bogged in the dull details of canine incontinence and puppy love.

That reflects the fact that the Italian economy remained bogged in recession in the last quarter.

It got bogged in trying to cross a river, and was secured by means of Keddah elephants.

With the carbon price repealed and the renewable energy target bogged in political stalemate, this is all we've got.

One of the largest expanses of Atlantic blanket bog in Ireland is to be found in County Mayo.

We get bogged down in daily squabbles in the news.

As is the case in many journal clubs, things sometimes get bogged down in minutiae.

Shouldn't get bogged down in research.

Syria is bogged down in endless killing.