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Wallowing in his passions, he had found himself in a net which kept drawing tighter about him.

For a country that has spent years wallowing in a sense of its own decline, France celebrates Bastille Day today with a renewed swagger.

It is no longer the Dark Continent in continual economic free fall, wallowing in debt, poverty and disease.

So, there's never a reason for you to be wallowing around in a problem for more than about a second?

Tell yourself that you will not talk about your pain for more than a few minutes - you will not bring down the activity by wallowing in it.

but I wish he would not so wear himself out now he is getting old, and would leave such pigs to their wallowing.

He came to this country without a penny, but after only a few years, he's already wallowing in money and property.

"If so, wallowing could be an important element of a good life in pigs, " said Dr Bracke.

The children enjoyed watching the hippopotamus wallowing in the mud.

The Selaesori Qhoran was a wallowing tub of five hundred tons, with a deep hold, high castles fore and aft, and a single mast between.

The already heavily burdened foot soldier also had to help push and pull vehicles and horses wallowing in the muck.

As it sprawled wallowing in the quag, clouds of stinging insects rose and buzzed about it in the air.

I will say this: there's a fine line between accepting uncertainty and wallowing in it.

And landowners keep wallowing in royalties whether the driller makes a profit or not.

People could be forgiven for thinking the British bobby is wallowing in sleaze.

left the theologians, priests and mullahs wallowing in their small-minded spiritual poverty.

Far from wallowing in self-reproach, I felt wholly vindicated because I acted out of reason, not rage.

Piglets may be happy wallowing in the mud, but they get a much better start in life if they are nurtured on a warm waterbed.

Regret is an appalling waste of energy; you can't build on it; it's only good for wallowing in.

That does not mean we should not face up to our deficiencies, but facing up means moving forward, not wallowing in the past.

Confine your wallowing to a certain time period -- say, 15 minutes of self-pity and that's it.

You can be empathetic and compassionate with yourself without wallowing in self-pity.

It's OK to complain to close confidants; although wallowing may wear out even the best listeners.

A dog returns to its vomit, A sow that is washed goes back to her wallowing in the mud.

It may take time, it may be incremental, but people don't like wallowing in misery.

As they passed in the penny-steamer, they had swift pictures of groups of naked boys wallowing in the Thames mud.

Because the weather was so hot, the pigs were wallowing in the mud trying to cool off.

We couldn't deny that some of us are wallowing in the computer games. And computers sometimes do harm to us.

at the center of our galaxys wallowing up stars at a very rapid rate.

It also ensures that you won't sit at home every night wallowing in self-pity.

Taking action to get what is wanted rather than wallowing in self-pity and feeling like a victim.

Try not to waste this gift given to us by wallowing in self-pity and regret.

That analysis has led Dr Bracke to propose that mud wallowing, like rolling, could play a role in reproduction in pigs.

He seemed to be wallowing in the internet.

ASV: And Amasa lay wallowing in his blood in the midst of the highway.

He seemed to be wallowing in luxury.

and the remaining balance is spent in wallowing in the trivial plea- sures of domestic or sensuous life.

The mood of wallowing in is in the beautiful night color.

Lord, you've found us hiding away from you, wallowing in self-pity.

Don't dwell on gentle township tunes, don't spend wallowing in west window when the candle feast.

Climbing the karst mountains and wallowing in the cave mud baths are fun too.

Inferiority complex is easy to result in thinking little about progress, wallowing in degeneration, and even cooking his goose.

The result is a vehicle that feels like it sucks to the ground instead of wallowing its way around a curve.

"Help! The rascal is wrecking our house! Hurry up! There is gonna be a big hole if you're late. . . " Lackey cried, wallowing on the ground.

With the stock price wallowing the $5's for weeks now. . . this news could not come at a worse time for SDTH's investors.

Baby bear is sleeping in the tree. Mother bear is wallowing in the grass-ground.

And how beautiful the world can be when we learn from our pain instead of wallowing in it.

even pretty when you're not wallowing in self-pity.

And wallowing in the water holes and dams, you'll spot the ears and eyes of hippopotami which weigh between 200 and 300kg (441 and 661lbs).

Mr Richardson, who describes himself as "someone who is fascinated with New Mexico's rich history" , has been accused of wallowing in it.

Stressed Britons spend 36 minutes every day wallowing in despair, a study has revealed.

the one who may wallowing in the sand on the beach with you;

I've been wallowing in my own confusedAnd insecure delusions

I've been wallowing in my own chaoticAnd insecure delusions

he was wallowing in mortification

The shame of wallowing in luxury

no more wallowing in the mud ? - i know

Pigs wallowing in the mire