Sentence examples for embarrassing world from inspiring English sources

One might think Nicolas Anelka would want to keep his head down and his mouth shut following his expulsion from the France camp during the country's embarrassing World Cup campaign for insulting the manager, Raymond Domenech.

Suspicion is likely to fall on a pair of Russian hoaxers who have made a habit of embarrassing world leaders with fake calls, and whose pranks often seem to align with Russian state interests.

He also suggested that Giles, the England limited-overs coach who on Monday watched his team slump to an embarrassing World Twenty20 defeat to the Netherlands, did not communicate openly.

England lose 1-0 against part-timers USA during the 1950 tournament in Brazil - arguably their most embarrassing World Cup defeat.

The 25-year-old striker has suffered on occasions in the last 12 months, particularly during England's embarrassing World Cup campaign in South Africa when he looked, at times, like he had never seen a football before.

Let it be known that hearts and embarrassing world records were broken that day.

This week he is doing what Gandhi did to the Brits, embarrassing the world as Gandhi did to the then globally sprawling United Kingdom for its hypocrisy and inhumanity.

For our group of women, usually far more financially fortunate than most New York residents, life in such a rarefied world is at times embarrassing: while the world is coming unhinged, there we are having conversations about the best place for infants to take gymnastics.

Earlier, Boeta Dippenaar rode his luck to rescue South Africa as Canada embarrassed the World Cup hosts with a determined bowling performance.

Meanwhile, UN teachers and troops are trying to reconstruct Bosnia; a UN agency leads the struggle to deal with refugees; the UN declaration of human rights, which Mr Clinton celebrated in a speech this week, embarrasses the world's torturers.

The essence of the Open was best described by Frank Tatum, then the president of the United States Golf Association, when he was asked three decades ago if the difficulty of the Open embarrassed the world's best golfers.