Sentence examples for Be embroiled from inspiring English sources
verb
To draw into a situation; to cause to be involved.
- Avoid him. He will embroil you in his fights.
I don't want to be embroiled in politics".
Will Mr. Obama be embroiled in an issue of his own during the next four years?
The leader had no option but to be embroiled in just about everything.
But transgender people are hardly the first to be embroiled in a very public bathroom brawl.
- will be "embroiled in a high pressure challenge", according to the Radio Times.
But the legal action, which was launched last year, continues to be embroiled in preliminary hearings.
He did not want to be embroiled in any kind of battle and duly was not.
He requested anonymity so as not to be embroiled in the controversy.
Both wanted out of Syria, not to be embroiled in it.
Is she going to be embroiled in the treachery of clubhouse politics?
Meanwhile, Amazon appears to be embroiled in another dispute with an even bigger media company, Disney.
