Sentence examples for embroiled her from inspiring English sources

Lizzie Armitstead appears to have accepted that whatever the outcome of the women's Olympic road race in Rio on Sunday, the result will prove secondary to the furore that has embroiled her after a court of arbitration in sport ruling over an alleged whereabouts failure cleared her to compete in the race that has been her principal target for the past 10 months.

Mr. Colbert then wrote his faux-conservative headline for the story: "Prominent Clinton supporter embroils her in a campaign prostitution scandal".

Laurie Metcalf plays Dr. Juliana Smithton, a biophysicist specializing in dementia whose own medical problems embroil her family, her colleagues and a touchingly confused stranger in a mystery that involves the whereabouts of Juliana's daughter.

In "Lady Killer" Ms. Scottoline reactivates one of her established heroines, the lawyer Mary DiNunzio, and embroils her in a plot with a trio of skanky girls from Mary's high school days.

I have tried to tell her that the constant texting, the drama which embroils her, will not mean anything when she's older.

At the same time, he is haunted by Anne's spectre and embroiled in her legacy.

She quit, she said, because she did not want to get the United Nations embroiled in her case.

The only question was whether Devers would step aside and allow Marion Jones, the defending 100- and 200-meter Olympic champion, who is embroiled in her own drug accusations, to run the 100.

In a 1992 profile, The Times writes that Clinton is "embroiled against her will in the latest pelvic riddle to transfix American politics.

'It's different for everyone, but you do feel like you've got to crack the whip; get on with it before they change their mind," laughs Emily Blunt, whose latest role sees her embroiled in a lengthy engagement with no wedding ring in sight.

And will the discovery free Gabriela from the abusive relationship she is embroiled in and allow her to open her heart to love?