Sentence examples for going to wallow from inspiring English sources

But the 15-year-old narrator makes it clear she isn't going to wallow in self-pity.

Am I going to wallow in some sympathetic fucking syrup like this when I'm bottom of the fucking league?

Though Livingston was ousted from the band, he was at peace with his stance: "I felt good because I wasn't going to wallow in no shit".

I'm going to wallow in a state of ruin!

But she wasn't going to wallow in self-pity.

No! I was not going to wallow in the mire.

But while it is perversely fascinating to hear and read about famous names going to prison, to wallow in schadenfreude at their plight and to marvel at the vagaries that life can throw at us all, jailed celebrities do little for the cause of prison reform.

This is because you're going to be wallowing in the depths of poverty and unemployment!

The longer a bird lived, the more it would have to remember — not only about which birds in the flock could dominate which other birds but also about "which trees are blossoming and fruiting, and which trees have died and which paths have now been taken over by leopards, and where the elephants are now going to make their wallows, so it can go and get water".

"It's no good, just, 'I'm going to go for a wallow in the sex and gender mud.' If there's no weird, crazy story, then it's just mud".

"What exactly are we going to do with her, Wallow?" This question has been weighing on my mind more and more heavily of late.