Sentence examples for mired in one of from inspiring English sources

Garciaparra's streak began just after he was mired in one of the worst slumps of his career.

For several quarters, the disk drive business has been mired in one of its periodic spells of brutal price competition.

The war was mired in one of its bloodiest stretches, and he said it was difficult to leave his family.

But the relationship between the Virginia Department of Corrections and minority faith leaders has long been mired in one of the state's most glaring anachronisms.

From being resistance legends, the couple found themselves mired in one of those controversies that has punctuated the memory of France's dark years of wartime occupation.

But Reggie Miller, mired in one of the worst shooting stretches of his career, hit a 3-pointer with two minutes remaining.

Bertie might be a nincompoop and an innocent (one of very few in English literature), but he is always mired in one kind of scrape or another, and relies on his manservant, Jeeves, to rescue him from "the bouillon".

Southampton are mired at present in one of football's vicious circles and, at its centre, the bright young hope of the club is feeling the effects.

Saturday's Justice Or Else rally, a commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the Million Man March, was one attempt, albeit one mired in some of the problems that old school organizations have had.

More than a dozen drawbridges dot the Jersey Shore, from Sandy Hook to Wildwood, and those driving down the coast in summer are bound to become mired in traffic at one of them.

As I wrote about over the offseason, Connelly's 100% complete overhaul of the Nuggets roster over the last four years has transformed the team from one mired in the wallows of mediocrity, trying to stay competitive despite insufficient talent, to one on a trajectory building towards a perennially competitive playoff team at least, and a legitimate title contender if they reach their ceiling.