bog down

Maybe we’ll get bogged down and have to stay for years.

But for months the effort has been bogged down in Congress.

They’re not bogged down by what might have happened in the movie.

But so far they seem to be bogged down in health care.

The new report has been bogged down for nearly two years.

Sometimes they bogged down at a river bank for two or three months.

I do not want to play at politics or get bogged down in Party administration.

The paper was nice and short so you didn't get bogged down.

I get bogged down with other people's problems, and these people are strong enough to sort them out by themselves.

But this is bad country to get bogged down in.

No longer bogged down by paper processes, things moved quickly.

Yet it is still likely to get bogged down in Congress.

It became bogged down in committee and has not come to a vote.

We are not going to get bogged down with a lot of rules.

Nor am I going to get bogged down in cultural issues.

Try not to get bogged down on any particular task.

It made no difference to the attack further north which bogged down.

And you don't have time to get bogged down in things like this!

Below that level it is a matter of getting bogged down.

She never gets bogged down or sounds like she's trying too hard.

We do not want to get bogged down in other types of issue.

I think they wanted us to get so bogged down we couldn't pull out.

The first wagon bogged down in snow only a few miles outside of the city.

Tell me about a time when you got bogged down in the details of a project.

Believe me, this was something that could have bogged down our whole party.