in a rut

You get in a rut, or the economic situation can't support your new ideas.

So many people just keep going, even when they're in a rut.

"A lot of times a team gets in a rut and won't take a shot."

"We may be in a rut for the next five weeks."

Man has his brain in a rut so deep he can't see over the top.

The stock market was still stuck in a rut last week.

But then you get in a rut and you've got to be more aggressive.

But the two sides have been stuck in a rut for months.

I'd got in a rut without knowing it, I think.

It seems to me that we are stuck in a rut.

"Do you get the feeling that we're kind of in a rut?"

Try not to get caught in a rut, she recommends.

Well, then, no matter how smoothly things are going, you could be in a rut.

My only advice is not to get stuck in a rut.

The trouble was, Barton thought, that these people were in a rut.

Not that programming (especially at 4) is in a rut you understand.

These women aren't worthless; they are simply in a rut.

"I was in a rut for quite a while," the second baseman said.

It never hurts to dream, especially when you're in a rut at work.

Finding themselves in a rut, they have chosen to change their colors.

"But you won't be content to stay in a rut all your life.

It is the state of being in a rut, just carrying on with something without clear decisions or purpose.

But he felt as if he was in a rut.

Usually people got in a rut putting honey bears on them.

He added, "Your mind is in a rut, and you can't get out of it."