Sentence examples for was bogged down from inspiring English sources

Aid was bogged down in bureaucracy.

Truman's first term rebuilt post-war America; his second was bogged down in Korea.

The kitchen, however, was bogged down and there were long waits between courses.

A couple of years ago I was bogged down with murky painted passages.

The economy was not recovering quickly, and the President's health-care plan was bogged down in Congress.

The new leadership is far more politically compatible than the old one, which was bogged down in endless power struggles.

It was when Operation Iraqi Freedom was bogged down early on that it spun the fictional saga of Jessica Lynch.

The flow was bogged down by a multitude of penalties – five minors, in total – between both clubs.

A gutsy mushroom barley ($4.25) passed the taste test but was bogged down with too much thickener.

The search for a successor was bogged down, in part, by the unexpected resignation of Gov. Eliot Spitzer.

By then, the Bush Administration was bogged down in Iraq, and its "perspective on Mullah Omar at that time was 'He's done.