Sentence examples for i'm getting bogged down from inspiring English sources

It's not something I'm getting bogged down in.

Suddenly, out of the blue, this other guy whom I'd not met says: 'We're getting bogged down in the nitty-gritty here.

"The whole system is getting bogged down".

Mr Singh is getting bogged down by yet more scandals.

"They were getting bogged down in something they never should have been involved in".

Complaints soared, and the Police Protective League, the police union, said officers were getting bogged down in paperwork.

If you're not sure what that actually means, you're getting bogged down in way too much detail.

And even as Rear Adm. Stufflebeem denied we were getting bogged down over there -- always a sure sign we're getting bogged down over there -- the Pentagon issued a disconcerting plea.

Sir David Nicholson, who stepped down last week as NHS England's chief executive, warned MPs last year that the NHS was "getting bogged down in a morass of competition law".

Change is certainly coming – digging in and resisting it entirely is not an option, nor is getting bogged down in issues of personality or territory.

"It just doesn't make sense for Indian soldiers to be basically used as cannon fodder when the U.S. is getting bogged down and taking casualties".