Sentence examples for become saddled from inspiring English sources

Like anyone who achieves quick fame and adulation, D'Antoni has become saddled by his own clichéd reputation.

In the current economic climate, he notes, more people will be laid off, work longer hours, become saddled with increasing work responsibilities, and operate without health insurance.

Burnley used to be known for its radicalism, but in recent years it has become saddled with a reputation for riots and racists.

But as troubles have increased among Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana banks because of falling energy prices, the regulators have become saddled with a number of large troubled banks with assets of less than $500 million, and few in-state buyers.

In a request for information, the regulator, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, said it was concerned that the company's Southern Natural Gas and ANR Pipeline units might become saddled with the debt of their parent.

A peace treaty, it was thought, would also prompt the protectionist Syrian economy to open up to the benefit of Lebanon, which has become saddled with debt as it tries to rebuild.

But United States Steel became saddled with debt as a result of its merger.

What was deeply taking root in me, too, I realized, was the feeling that any return became saddled with anxiety and excessive philosophizing.

– a sporadically decent but unremarkable guitar band, who were essentially a slightly grimier Vines or Hives, became saddled with expectations they were ill-equipped to fulfil.

Lewis and Tashlin teamed again on The Geisha Boy (1958), in which Lewis played a clumsy magician who travels to Japan and South Korea to entertain the U.S. troops and becomes saddled with the care of a Japanese boy in the process.

Five times he had points to convert a break of serve in the second set, having won the first, but, having failed totake any of them in a game of 11 deuces, Tsonga became saddled with a worryingly uncertain encounter.