Sentence examples for * beset in from inspiring English sources
The government has been beset in part by in-fighting.
At the Weddell Sea, the ship is beset in the ice pack and eventually sinks.
Instead, the ship was beset in the Barents Sea, and as it drifted north it came within sight of Franz Josef Land.
"It's this week of being beset in the ice that people will remember and people will be asked about," said Maddison.
But for the government in Kiev, beset in the east by pro-Russian rebels, and facing entrenched corruption and an array of powerful oligarchs elsewhere, it was an obvious choice.
In one case the Svyataya Anna, commanded by Georgy L. Brusilov, was beset in the ice of the Kara Sea and drifted almost due north, then west past the north coasts of Franz Josef Land.
And it restated what Mr Brown's premiership had already amply proved: that he is more tenacious than his enemies but unable quite to quell them; that the party is hopelessly beset by in-fighting, and has never managed to escape the old rancour between Tony Blair, Mr Brown and their supporters; that it is unable to see itself as the rest of the country sees it.Dying is an art.
The government has also been beset by in-fighting and accusations that it is not doing much to help ordinary people beset by drought as well as the conflict.
He added: "We have to be careful too to avoid the problem which beset us in the 30s in the National government, when some Liberals peeled off to the right and some to the left, leaving an eviscerated rump.
Michael Clarke may do well to remember that whatever rings he ran round Cook, it was less than a year ago that he oversaw, and was therefore complicit in, the greatest shambles to beset Australia in recent times.
Chinese journalists do not face the kind of gangland killings that beset reporters in Russia, but Reporters Without Borders, in its most recent global index of press freedom, ranks China a hundred and sixty-seventh out of a hundred and seventy-three countries — just behind Iran and ahead of Vietnam.
