Sentence examples for embroil themselves from inspiring English sources
That is not to say the "dark", "destructive" and "toxic" online world in which thousands of young people embroil themselves isn't damaging.
If they don't slim down they will be reassigned to other duties.As Gulliver has previously noted, many carriers do not embroil themselves in the issue of their attendants' weight, asking only that they meet the mobility requirements to fulfil their roles safely.
But there has all along been a pragmatic cause, too: Libya's Tunisian and Egyptian neighbours, though too fragile to embroil themselves openly in the fray, are strongly behind the rebels and dream of a democratic northern strip of Africa stretching from Morocco to Egypt.
A few days into the job I was whisked just outside of London to visit the client's campus in order to build the real world rapport necessary to persuade 17-year-olds to click a button on the UCAS website and embroil themselves in a backbreaking amount of debt they'd never be able to pay off.
This was their first victory in the Heineken Cup since embroiling themselves in the "Bloodgate" affair 30 months ago.
In fact, after embroiling themselves in startups — Nathan started an interior design startup called Homepolish; Darabi's last startup was a (now-shuttered) fashion marketplace called Zady; Hadjipateras worked as VP of investor relations for her family's shipping company, Dorian LPG, which went public in 2014 — the three friends decided to try funding companies that make their peers feel good.
Far larger numbers of the nouveau riche, a rentier class of landlords and coupon clippers, however, were gun-shy about embroiling themselves.
Reformers have also found themselves embroiled in scandals.
Corporate landowners often find themselves embroiled in disputes with indigenous peoples or landless movements.
Artist foundations have increasingly found themselves embroiled in lawsuits in recent years.
Stanford and his former wife Karen Millen have also found themselves embroiled in the trades.
