Sentence examples for rut it from inspiring English sources

Alabama wasn't just in a rut — it was done for good.

But with Congress stuck in a partisan rut, it is reassuring to see the F.T.C. at work.

My own anxieties were no longer drumming through my brain; my mind, that hobbled old draft horse, stopped loping along in the same rut it followed night after night.

My own anxieties were no longer drumming through my brain; my mind, that hobbled old draught horse, stopped loping along in the same rut it followed night after night.

But the past few months have shown how comfortable a rut it remains: when Hillary Clinton reminded New Hampshire voters in January that there would have been no Civil Rights Act without President Johnson, much of the media (including the Times' editorial page) and some Obama supporters accused her of making a vile racial slight.

"Kerry believes that the time for Middle East envoys is over, that by using his personal relationship with the key principals he can move the negotiating process out of the rut it has been in for four years," said Martin S. Indyk, who served as ambassador to Israel during the Clinton administration.

We never found anything that actually required locking the differentials, actually, but in very deep ruts it can be very useful.

In an industry notorious for transience, flux and experimentation, it's counterintuitive to consider that the fashion system is stuck in a rut when it comes to materials and real sustainability.

I'm in a new rut, but it's a good one to be in.

Cameron told viewers that Britain was "stuck in a rut", where it would remain until public spending was cut.

"Typically, I'll see people get into a sort of circular thinking where they get into a rut and it can lead to depression".