Sentence examples for current plight of from inspiring English sources
Leveson's highlighting of the current plight of the UK regional press was an unexpected bonus.
Instead the current plight of Romanian rugby was exposed at Twickenham last November.
By isolating the duke, the Met is probably trying to call attention to the current plight of his state.
Nothing could better dramatize the current plight of the Smithsonian than the entangling quality of this gift.
The struggle between a renegade Ottoman governor of Baghdad and Britain's consul-general mirrors the current plight of Iraq under western-imposed sanctions.
While refreshing readers on their ancient history, this story from Herodotus' Histories also serves an unlikely sporting purpose — it illuminates the current plight of Arsène Wenger's Arsenal.
Fernando Torres had been involved in plenty of Chelsea's approach play but summed up his current plight on the stroke of half-time when he turned superbly on the edge of the area before sending his finish hopelessly wide.
put most of the blame for Argentina's current plight on a succession of governments in Buenos Aires.
The current plights of Davies and Wolves manager Dean Saunders could not be more contrasting, with Saunders enjoying just one victory since taking over in January, His side could have gone behind before Lansbury, who was teed up by former Wolves midfielder Adlene Guedioura, got the first of his two goals, arrowing a right-foot shot into the bottom left-hand corner from 20 yards.
Former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson is taking a keen interest in Wolverhampton Wanderers after his Birmingham-based sparring partner Joe Egan told him of comments from Wolves manager Dean Saunders likening the club's current plight to that of Tyson.
Who can put a price on the misery of individuals in their current plight, at the destruction of their treasured positions, their beloved homes and businesses?
