Sentence examples for caught in a row from inspiring English sources

Garrick, like Fielding, became one of Hogarth's closest friends, often using his noted charm to intervene diplomatically when Hogarth became caught in a row of his own making.

THE inquiry into the death of David Kelly, the government scientist caught in a row between the government and the BBC, finally ground to a halt this week after two months and millions of words of oral and documentary evidence.

Wind power firms warn they may take the government to court if they get caught in a political row over subsidies.

Men's bantam (56kg) semi-finals, 2pm Men's middle (75kg) semi-finals, 3pm Men's super heavy (81kg) semi-finals, 10.30pm Lutalo Muhammad is the taekwondo competitor caught in an unedifying row between Team GB and the world's number one, Britain's Aaron Cook, who was controversially not selected for the Games despite multiple appeals and accusations from his coach that GB Taekwondo was a "fiefdom".

You would not have thought he would risk getting caught in an east-west political row.

And this week he got caught up in a row over Olivetti's attempted takeover of Telecom Italia (see article).

Comedian Russell Brand was caught up in a row at a celebrity party after he made a jibe about fashion firm Hugo Boss and its links to the Nazis.

The launch of the tour also made headlines in the US for the wrong reasons after Springsteen was caught up in a row over ticketing arrangements.

New Hello! editor Maria Trkjula has been caught up in a row with model Jerry Hall in her first month at the celebrity title.

Downing Street has said it has "turned the page" in relations with China after the Prime Minister was caught up in a row when he met with a Dalai Lama three years ago, which sparked a major political backlash from Beijing.

Avenida del Zinc, +34 98 551 2675, niemeyercenter.org vross71 The Niemeyer centre has been caught up in a row over arts spending in Spain and is due to close for at least two months from 8 October 2011.