Sentence examples for quagmire on from inspiring English sources
So we'll note that the team's running game showed signs of emerging from its quagmire on Sunday.
I'm well above average in intelligence and would have got my B.A. if I hadn't been busy battling Quagmire on your behalf.
I do not blame the quagmire on the intransigence of any of the three sides in the debate – believers, atheists and agnostics – but on all of them.
"Taking Stock in Afghanistan" (editorial, June 14) only confirms that the American military effort in that country is becoming a quagmire, on a scale that may go far beyond anything that Iraq might have (or may yet) become.
Rogers scored twice, the crowning glory a long, powerful dribble which put paid to any accusations that the Horse of the Year Show quagmire on which they played was somehow a leveller.
Several of the removed scenes focused on gags showing Peter and his friends attempting to rehabilitate Quagmire, one of which saw Brian Griffin transporting a fork-lift truck load of porn magazines away from Quagmire's house.
Is the internet actually good for us, or is it just like sitting on a thin raft, floating desolately on a quagmire of data, drunkenly buying things on eBay, left hollow and empty by our underwhelming Instagram likes?
While most of us wouldn't argue that decreased vision, hearing, and mobility are common factors of aging -- it is the question of when these deficits make a person unsafe to drive that opens the quagmire of discussions on individual rights; community safety; isolation; adequate provision of public transport; town planning; home help services; family responsibility -- and independence.
So with all of these Libyan quagmires on the horizon what exactly is the pro-peace case for the military intervention in Libya?
Nearby, television crews from Japan reported on the quagmire of American democracy.
