Sentence examples for rut into from inspiring English sources
He or she will move the plot along and with luck pull you out of that rut into which you and your story have sunk.
Paloma's perfume manages a milder exorcism of her father's influence, transforming the musky odour of rut into a gentler, more fetching olfactory aura.
Alaska's North Slope, after all, is a place with a freeze-thaw climate that can turn a tire rut into a permanent geological feature.
Nor, if Benítez were still in place, is there any reason to imagine that the players who had begun to feel stifled by his control freakery would have re-emerged from the rut into which Liverpool slid last season.
A crooked Zamboni blade gouged a rut into the ice in front of one goal, causing an 81-minute delay of the opening face-off, to 8 29 p.m.
This is the sixth approach to the same plan," Krishna said, succinctly describing the rut into which the Commission had fallen.
The Kurds, who run their own affairs in a swathe of northern Iraq, live by trade with the neighbours, almost all of it illegal: the endless stream of smugglers' trucks has dug eight-inch ruts into the road to Turkey.
Somehow, with labels such as Butterz, Hyperdub, Hardrive and Rinse taking its instrumentals to ever-bigger audiences, grime has avoided the ruts into which underground genres tend to settle.
Constant visibility, social isolation, and a succession of strange environments make animals anxious, and the signs of that anxiety are, in turn, often highly visible: animals pluck their own feathers or pull out their fur, bite their tails or fins, regurgitate their food, pace ruts into the floors of their stalls or cells.
An off-road vandal at Racetrack cut about 10 miles of ruts into the delicate playa surface on an illegal joyride in early August 2016, prompting a federal investigation.
Spinning and swerving wildly in an SUV in early August, the suspect allegedly cut 10 miles' worth of ruts into the playa, best known as a site where large rocks leave seemingly impossible trails that wiggle, weave and turn at sharp right angles for hundreds of feet.
