Sentence examples for beleaguered in from inspiring English sources

Gonzalez, Garcia, and other law-enforcement officials from the border region feel beleaguered in their own ways.

Jaguars Coach Tom Coughlin, looking beleaguered in his postgame news conference, said, "Comments are beyond me right now".

He is joined in this category by Sarah Kane, who also helped out in a similar situation by baring all as one of the siblings beleaguered in a dystopian psychiatric institution in her 1998 play Cleansed.

"We can't afford to give their batsmen two or three chances," said Australia captain Ricky Ponting, who now is now routinely labelled as "beleaguered" in the news media of both countries.

In Lewis Powell's now-famous memo to America's business community, which felt beleaguered in the political environment of 1971, the future Supreme Court justice stressed the importance of organizing.

"It was a tremendously refreshing experience to see people stand up and say to the staff and community, 'We support education.' " The Croton-Harmon district has been beleaguered in recent years.

#FakeNews is the enemy!" Trump was presumably referring to a series of reports on his beleaguered son-in-law.

Mr. Ackman, a concentrated investor known for his activist ways, disclosed a stake in the beleaguered retailer in October, buying shares in a range from $20.01 to $28.92, based on a regulatory filing.

You be in charge of community engagement for an education reform group in a beleaguered city in an incredibly wealthy Northeastern state.

And King was in a beleaguered spot in 1967.

OTTAWA - For beleaguered investors in Research in Motion, the drastic collapse of the company's share price through 2011 eventually became a cause for optimism.