100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "bog"

Definition

The verb bog means to cause something to sink or become stuck in mud or wet ground, or to impede progress or movement, often used metaphorically to describe a situation where one becomes overwhelmed or obstructed.

Synonyms

• Stuck
• Sink
• Mire
• Entrap
• Obstruct
• Hinder
• Impede
• Weigh down

Antonyms

• Free
• Release
• Unblock
• Advance
• Propel
• Clear

Examples

1. The heavy rain began to bog down the construction site.
2. I got my boots stuck in the mud and it was hard to bog free.
3. The team was bogged down by numerous obstacles during the project.
4. Don't let the details bog you down; focus on the big picture.
5. The car started to bog when it hit the muddy patch on the road.
6. He felt like the workload was starting to bog him down.
7. The debate seemed to bog down into endless arguments.
8. We had to push the vehicle to get it out of the bog.
9. The team was bogged in the swamp during their hike.
10. The project was beginning to bog down with unnecessary revisions.
11. She tried not to let negativity bog her down.
12. The film's pacing can sometimes bog viewers down.
13. They had to find a way to avoid getting bogged in bureaucracy.
14. Too many meetings can bog the team down in decision-making.
15. The rain will bog the ground, making it difficult to walk.
16. I felt my progress start to bog when I hit a difficult chapter.
17. The mud was so thick that it started to bog down our progress.
18. The discussion turned into a bog when everyone started talking over each other.
19. The truck got bogged down in the marsh.
20. Don't let minor setbacks bog you down from achieving your goals.
21. The heavy snowfall began to bog the traffic to a standstill.
22. He was bogged by personal issues, affecting his work performance.
23. The marathon runner became bogged down during the final stretch.
24. We had to navigate carefully to avoid getting bogged in the quicksand.
25. The endless paperwork can really bog you down.
26. She felt bogged down by the weight of her responsibilities.
27. The story started to bog as it became too convoluted.
28. The negotiation process began to bog down over trivial matters.
29. The bicycle wheels began to bog in the soft dirt.
30. His mind started to bog with all the information.
31. They had to stop and assess how to avoid getting bogged in the mud.
32. The game became tedious and began to bog down.
33. The old engine would often bog when accelerating.
34. It's easy to bog down in details if you're not careful.
35. The students were bogged down with homework.
36. The path was so muddy that it could easily bog anyone down.
37. They had to change routes to avoid getting bogged in traffic.
38. I was bogged down with so many tasks at work that I lost track of time.
39. The film's slow start seemed to bog down the audience's interest.
40. The muddy ground would likely bog the horses during the race.
41. She didn't want to let her emotions bog her down.
42. The extra responsibilities began to bog her down.
43. The discussion was starting to bog down with irrelevant details.
44. He felt like he was bogged in a rut with his career.
45. The rain can easily bog down even the strongest vehicle.
46. The plot twists began to bog the story down.
47. They had to push harder to avoid getting bogged down by the challenges.
48. The meeting turned into a bog of confusion and miscommunication.
49. The slippery slope began to bog them down during the hike.
50. I had to pause and rethink how not to bog down my argument.
51. The car's engine would bog if it wasn't properly tuned.
52. The weeds were starting to bog down the garden's growth.
53. He felt bogged down by the pressure of expectations.
54. The discussion was at risk of bogging down in semantics.
55. The tire got bogged in the mud during the off-road trip.
56. She tried to keep her enthusiasm up and not let anything bog her down.
57. The workflow began to bog when new policies were introduced.
58. Their plans to travel were bogged down by unexpected expenses.
59. The project was at risk of bogging down due to lack of resources.
60. He got bogged down with self-doubt before the presentation.
61. The rain made the trail bog and difficult to traverse.
62. His thoughts started to bog with anxiety.
63. The discussion should not bog down in unnecessary arguments.
64. The car started to bog as it went through the deep puddle.
65. The workload can easily bog anyone down if not managed well.
66. The negotiations began to bog down over contract terms.
67. We need to find a solution before we get bogged down.
68. The engine would sometimes bog when driving uphill.
69. Don't let distractions bog you down from finishing your work.
70. The athlete felt bogged down by expectations during the game.
71. The mud was so deep that it would surely bog the truck down.
72. The conversation began to bog down in irrelevant topics.
73. The project could bog down if we don't maintain momentum.
74. The car was bogged in the mud after the storm.
75. She didn't want to let her personal life bog her down at work.
76. The rain caused the dirt path to bog and become impassable.
77. They felt bogged down by the bureaucracy of the organization.
78. His thoughts began to bog as he struggled to concentrate.
79. The unexpected issues could easily bog down our progress.
80. The vehicle got bogged down on the trail.
81. Don't let the fear of failure bog you down from trying.
82. The meeting was starting to bog with too many participants.
83. The mud was so thick that it could bog anyone down for hours.
84. She felt bogged down by the monotony of daily life.
85. The storm could bog down the entire city.
86. The details of the proposal began to bog the discussion down.
87. Don't let the small problems bog you down from your ultimate goal.
88. The rain would likely bog the ground before the event.
89. He felt bogged down by too many choices.
90. The film's pacing could sometimes bog the plot down.
91. We had to be careful not to bog down the project with too many changes.
92. The mudslide threatened to bog down the road.
93. The unexpected complications started to bog the project down.
94. The weight of expectations can easily bog someone down.
95. The road conditions were so poor they would likely bog us down.
96. The old car would often bog when going uphill.
97. She didn't want to let criticism bog her down.
98. The muddy terrain would surely bog the runners.
99. He felt bogged down by the pressure to succeed.
100. The team needed to avoid anything that could bog their progress down.