bog in

He resolved to descend into the bog in order to kill her.

Coal's short but we've plenty of bog in the yard.

Who sank us in this bog in the first place?

There are lots of ways this could be done; I won't get bogged in details.

But he was too wise to bog in a mud puddle.

- but the sound is bogged in the deep.

More than 90% of the bogs in England have been destroyed.

His legs were driven deep into the bog in the effort to get a solid purchase.

These two parallel ridges divide the bog in three sections.

There are still many bogs in the town, although the economy is now more centered on tourism and as a residential community.

For example many bogs in Scotland have been developed or diminished through human population expansion.

There are also guided snowshoe tours on the bog in the summer.

Then love brought him to peat bogs in Ireland.

Forestry has devoured most of the blanket bog in Britain.

A man who knows where to find a rare black-spruce bog in Connecticut wants other people to know, too.

It must have been a bog in that area at one time, because there weren't even any rocks."

There are also numerous peat bogs in the area.

She had fled deliberately toward the most treacherous bogs in the swamp.

Hollywood continues to explore every bog in the Irish psychic landscape.

It was stored on the bog in large polythene covered piles.

For more information on this process, refer to wetland in general and bog in particular.

When Murray ordered the line forward, their ammunition carts had become bogged in the snow.

Ocean Spray was first started by several bogs in Hanson.

The species was introduced into bogs in parts of Ireland, where it has proliferated.

There are many fens and bogs in the park, but most are not large.