Sentence examples for be awkward on from inspiring English sources

It might be awkward on both sides of the Pacific if the lavish funding stopped.

We worked together, after all, and it could be awkward on Monday if we didn't set some ground rules.

This can be awkward on Election Day, State of the Union night, and so on, but on yesterday's show Stewart could predict the future: this time, he was the news.

Poland had held out for a mention of God and the Christian tradition, but it has given up though it will still be awkward on the constitution.Ms Merkel seems to have persuaded the Poles that she is a sympathetic friend, not a revanchist and bullying neighbour.

Because it could be awkward on set in the next movie if they have a huge falling out.

Conversations that may be awkward on the phone are more likely to be offensive, misunderstood or even incomprehensible by email.

He is awkward on the podium.

The topic is awkward on all sides.

It was awkward on that film because he was kind of a jerk, and we had a real falling out.

Ed Balls, for example, who as a back-room operator was extremely effective (in the Cesare Borgia sense), was awkward on stage.

Since you first press a master switch on the hub, then either of two buttons near the top of the wheel, this is awkward on turns -- when the function may be needed most.