Sentence examples for embroiled in activities from inspiring English sources

Neighbors who had shown no interest in anything beyond their own picket fence were suddenly not doing washing up for three weeks because they were so embroiled in activities, and debates, and reading the newspapers, reading, say, five newspapers a day, and, for example, writing to their pen pals in France to describe what was going on".

Many live in countries embroiled in conflict.

Unfortunately this ensured that the he became embroiled in such activities leading to his ultimate incarceration: "And that's where I initially met some members of a motor cycle gang.

The opera interweaves three stories of students embroiled in political activity, in Germany, China and the United States.

We should be very clear that we are not minded to – and that is across the coalition – start being embroiled in further miliary activities ourselves in Iraq".

Assange, an Australian, was at pains today to stress his remove from Manning, referring to him as "a young man somehow embroiled in our publishing activities" and saying WikiLeaks did not know who its sources were.

Education and prevention is essential: understanding how to avoid becoming embroiled in this criminal activity and the repercussions.

That superficial calm hid darkening depths, and it's certain that some people in their mid to late teens will have been embroiled in a range of organised criminal activities for a good chunk of their lives.

The commercial property tax cut was championed by council member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2), who is embroiled in an ethics scandal over his business activities and is also facing a federal criminal probe.

After packing him off to her country estate, Du Châtelet eventually agreed to abandon her Parisian adventures (well, more or less), and the lovers became embroiled in a private world of intense intellectual activity punctuated by stormy separations.

Looking more closely at such political activities, the IRS found itself embroiled in controversy over its targeting of nonprofits aligned with tea party and progressive groups.