Sentence examples for What a predicament from inspiring English sources

What a predicament to be in.

A mature audience for an art form would never do this, which shows us what a predicament gaming is in.

Oxford, on the other hand, had only won once since the semi-final, and the table stresses just what a predicament they found themselves in.

Do I a) move the mugs and risk losing a wicket by changing or b) move them because I shouldn't risk not having everything on the right side of the screen?" What a predicament that is.

And again, what a terrible predicament for the animal care team to find themselves in.

After a wonderful adventure-filled year living in Italy Florence, Sicily, Romee and Spoleto), wandering around on foot, on stairs, on trains and on mountains, I found myself living in a Chicago rehab facility for a month recently -- what a strange predicament!!

What an intriguing predicament he's in.

That Simpson makes a point of Westaway's predicament proves what a tight band the year-old Fightstar have become.

Election candidates report that emigration is a big issue on the doorstep.Still, many argue that a population willing to move to where the jobs are is exactly what a country in Ireland's predicament needs.

It's rewarding work, but as with the rest of Britain's army of 3.6m night-shifters, the midwives at The Royal Sussex face a predicament: what do you eat to keep going through the small hours?

More often, he's distilling what's funny about a predicament into expressive nuggets of dismay or discomfort, like the infirm whine of that African Cessna, or the suppressed howl of those prey to the "uncontrollable oily discharge" that accompanies certain US slimming treatments.