Sentence examples for embarrassing incident from inspiring English sources

The pair then wrote to the Prime Minister to protest after the "deeply embarrassing" incident in June this year, according to a copy of the letter obtained by Channel Four Dispatches programme.

Shortly after news of the firing broke, Knicks president Phil Jackson, on the other hand, said the organization wasn't happy about the "embarrassing" incident with Barnes, but didn't choose to fire him because of it.

It wasn't the only embarrassing incident.

An embarrassing incident recounted in your local newspaper.

It's certainly an embarrassing incident for the bank.

Either way, an acutely embarrassing incident for everyone.

THE history of Formula One (F1) racing in the United States has been so beset by bad luck and embarrassing incidents that one local commentator concluded the series must be labouring under a warlock's curse.

Still, if the average college campus is not quite the Maoist re-education camp of right-wing fantasy, there are enough embarrassing incidents like the one at William and Mary to suggest that parts of the left disdain the First Amendment.

But as this summer concludes and Torontonians return from their cottage getaways, a horrifying reality is sinking in: even after an epic litany of embarrassing incidents caught on tape, having most of his mayoral powers stripped by city council and a stint in rehab, mayor Rob Ford actually stands a possible chance of being re-elected on 27 October.

Alexander Korolyov, who worked in Russia's foreign service and now owns part of a large network of sushi restaurants, recalled what he said were embarrassing incidents from that first Japanese restaurant, Sapporo, when important politicians and businessmen demanded bread, a supplement to any Russian meal, to eat with their rice.

The brawl in Fort Lauderdale is just the latest in a recent burst of embarrassing incidents for the American airline industry.