Sentence examples for rut from from inspiring English sources

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The Emmys gets into a rut from time to time where the same shows will be nominated and awarded over and over, and it becomes a little club.

His brain must be smaller than a walnut, like his snow-footprints it must course its rut from tree to tree to tree, from space to space, along dip tense liquid pivot up bough, the race and the swell of branch, dense push to earth, paws spread-eagled on a big tree's girth.

They rut from January through April, decreasing their food intake dramatically.

Gatherings of males begin to decrease during October and November, and are lowest from the rut from December to March.

Director Marc Bruni knows the show inside and out, but doesn't let it sink into a rut, from an amusing train scene to smoothly engineered set changes right up to the finale.

The clay ground had broken away in ruts from a long-ago storm.

"You can still stand right in the wagon ruts from that time".

Deep wheel ruts from trucks plow through the mud, catching rain in deep puddles to keep them dangerously sticky.

Wagon wheel ruts from the Oregon Trail are visible in the Emigrant Trails section and the land speed record of 1,227km per hour was set here in 1997.

Her most spectacular triumph came at the 1948 St. Moritz Winter Games in Switzerland, where she became the first, and only, Canadian to win an Olympic championship in figure skating singles, triumphing on an outdoor rink rutted from hockey games.