Sentence examples for embarrassing spot from inspiring English sources
But it would also have the effect of uniting Japan, South Korea and the United States in condemnation and would place China in a deeply embarrassing spot.
It's not just that an ill-tempered fish could bite him in an embarrassing spot, or even that his boss may happen by and see that he is not in fact "brainstorming with clients over a power lunch," as he wrote on his time sheet.
Pick the least embarrassing spot to lay, for the diaper-change to be completed.
Big Bush often found himself in embarrassing spots with the Chinese.
President Bush gets high marks for much of his State of the Union address, but it had an embarrassing blind spot, as have previous important statements from the Bush White House.
She needs him to be a beneficent presence in her campaign, supportive but not overbearing, embarrassing, or spot-light stealing.
It gets rid of embarrassing age spots... don't be fooled by cheap imitations... it turns a sandwich into a banquet... it's the only product you will ever need... .. ~ Tom Waits, "Step Right Up".
"An RAF corporal thought it would be the ideal courting spot, which was a bit embarrassing for us.
But the task has proved complex — and a failure to agree smoothly about these top spots could prove embarrassing.
