Sentence examples for In such a plight from inspiring English sources

Relegated teams will often turn in a performance that has the audience wondering why they have found themselves in such a plight and so it was at Mendoza on Sunday.

4. Brown is not going to take any big risks before the general election Labour is in such a desperate plight that some in the party would have liked Brown to have surprised the conference with a dramatic policy announcement, a "game-changer", such as the cancellation of the Trident upgrade (which some polls suggest would be popular).

If such a plight wasn't traumatic enough, she went on to miscarry the foetus, which was then found along with bloodied items in the bin of a house she shared with her housemates.

"The fall from grace in such a short space of time is remarkable," said Murray of his former team's plight.

"Instead, the government sought to characterize the facts in such a way so as to distract the court from the dire nature of Kang's plight," Judge Marjorie O. Rendell wrote.

To succeed in such a project a writer needs to be both a witness and a wonk, the former to dramatize the plight of the poor and the latter to devise policies to help them.

In such times, the plight of the uninsured becomes more of a middle-class issue, more of a symbol of real close-to-home insecurity and thus more politically potent, advocates and experts say.

That is to say, the believers in the church picture themselves as in a plight from which they need rescue.