Unsuccessful projects, on the other hand, have typically gotten Mired in striving for crisp boundaries between activities.
"Europe is too Mired in its own problems and America needs Turkey for regional security," shrugs a European ambassador in Ankara.
They are returning to a very different country, excited by revolution but still Mired in troubles.
The rush of water downed utility lines, broke underground drainage pipes and flipped cars that remain Mired in mud.
Both countries had so much to gain from peaceful relations and cooperation, and so much to lose if we stayed Mired in distrust.
Mired in desperation, people like Zheng would be very likely to do such extreme things.
Having been Mired in recession for the past couple of years, and plagued by inflation of close to 30%, the country has recently returned to growth.
The BJP fared dismally in five state elections in May, and the party is Mired in filth of its own, notably in a mining scandal in Karnataka state that led to arrests this week.
The difference is that honesty, even the tough stuff, makes you feel clearer and stronger, while meanness leaves you Mired in shame, despair, and frailty.
When I came to this land, this kingdom... was Mired in chaos.
They are Mired in their own waste, and the stench of ammonia fills the air.
While coastal China and its major metropolises evince tremendous wealth, large swaths of Western China remain Mired in poverty.
Bond markets are worried about the capacity of Spain, Ireland and Portugal to repay their debts, forcing these countries to increase taxes and cut spending, even as they remain Mired in recession.
Maine's legendary Allagash, the river that taught Henry David Thoreau the meaning of wilderness, has long been Mired in controversy over Bridges and additional access points in its protected corridor.
國文精選館
