Sentence examples for embarrassing cold from inspiring English sources
By the standard quid pro quo of diplomacy, the US had given up much by coming here and ending its increasingly embarrassing cold war sulk; Cuba very little.
The US embargo against Cuba, which will continue despite diplomatic normalization, lingers like an embarrassing Cold War hangover.
Alliance with the dictatorship he brutally established there seemed one of those embarrassing right-wing entanglements the cold war foisted on America.
As Embarrass's cold war ambassador, Mr. Fowler has learned over recent years how to deal with reporters from as far away as Japan, unfailingly offering cups of coffee and asking visiting journalists if they've eaten or want to take their shoes off.
The Colts have made the postseason each of the last three seasons, only to be embarrassed by a cold-weather opponent.
Even for a common cold or flu, I would see a female doctor; so it is really embarrassing for me to see a male doctor for my bladder; you know the location of bladder… [the participant's face turned red].
Like many aristocratic Englishmen reared mostly in shivering-cold private schools, Mr. Gibbs seems to find a desire for central heating faintly embarrassing.
