Examples of using Mired in English and their translations into Serbian
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BiH mired in political disarray.
Let us spend the next 50 mired in now!
He's been mired in Wallowtown for days.
Government formation in BiH still mired in problems.
There, mired to his waist in black muck was a terrified boy, screaming and struggling to free himself.
While our competitors are mired in the Stone Age.
After 17 years,we are still mired in Afghanistan, trying to keep the Taliban we overthrew in 2001 from returning to Kabul.
Her father committed suicide, andthe family was mired in squabbles and financial problems.
Mired in crime and corruption, not to mention a serious problem with Islamic extremism, Bosnia is ailing politically, economically and socially.
In Libya, Khalifa Hifter is mired in a bloody stalemate.
Their steadfastness and dignity are all the moreobvious against the background of the endless strife in which Ukrainian schismatics and their patrons are mired.
Yes, too many of our young people are mired in frustration, hopelessness and crime.
To dream of her friend behind the wheel of a luxury car- to the possible envy,which is so often mired possessor of vision.
Can you tell me why it was abandoned mired in a mud pit on a dirt road in West County Park?
The latter are deprived of critical and visionary consciousness, andare hopelessly mired in the mud of capitalism.
Continental Europe would now be mired in a deep economic and political crisis.
See how peaceful the cottages of the thieves, the thieves and many others and see how they live well today, andyet they are mired in evil, bloody to their elbows.
Political life in Albania has been mired in an impasse since the June 2009 elections.
Newfoundland was mired in a variety of corruption and financial scandals, and in fact never had the opportunity to adopt the Statute of Westminster at all.
The most attractive thing about women is how they can be mired in their hatred for those they once loved.
Master League is very much mired in the mid-'00s with its bland menus and odd quirks, and MyClub but a pale imitation of Ultimate Team.
I'd think you would need a stiff drink after being mired in Jenny's masturbatory opus all day long.
He added,"Take China… which is using economic means to coerce countries into lopsided deals that benefit Beijing andleave its clients mired in debt.".
NIC's Global Trends 2030 says that in the coming decades the US will be mired in internal crises as a result of low economic growth.
Currently, the organization is mired in a financial crisis and internecine disputes, and it will need a leader who has the vision to solve both internal and external problems.
And in 2014, when all these dances began with tambourines around the dollar and the euro,the country was mired in an economic crisis, and my business went bankrupt.
Perhaps the family is mired in problems, and the new novel allows the man to take a break from them, to distract himself and, perhaps, to remember himself as he was before he was married.
Eight years after we helped to overthrow Col. Moammar Gadhafi,Libya is still mired in civil war, with its capital, Tripoli, under siege.
The British and Americans mired in a decade long Great Depression knew that left alone, the Soviet Union would have the world's largest economy and most powerful military by 1950.
If you're a leader of a group at work, says Scott,leaving a constant not-so-great vibe sticks you with an uninspired team that's too mired in bad emotions to perform.
