Sentence examples for embroiled in making from inspiring English sources

Now, after decades of unmaking and undoing, Metzger is embroiled in making a sculpture.

Many live in countries embroiled in conflict.

For baby-boomers struggling to nurture failing parents in the absence of intact family networks and functional social structures, both books, brined in memory and embroiled in necessity, make consoling reading as Thanksgiving looms.

The Help's Viola Davis also stars in the film, which is backed by Warner Bros. Murdersrs, mean streets and Muppets One of the hottest prospects in Movieland right now is a film-noir script about a down-on-his-luck detective who gets embroiled in a make-or-break career investigation.

Phillips admits to having been embroiled in "embarrassing moments" and making "a few poor decisions".

Yet almost from the moment it began it was embroiled in controversy as it made money only from films about the royal family.

Since 2011 they have been embroiled in a war not of their making.

At least nine leaders, including President Clinton, are leaving office, facing elections or embroiled in domestic crises that could make this meeting their last.

The original, released in 1976 and the new version, due Friday, both tell the story of a family of female singers in the '60s embroiled in a melodramatic struggle to make it in the legendarily treacherous record business.

Seated at a conference table surrounded by news editors and television producers, the Iranian president told his breakfast guests that, should the United States attack Iran over its nuclear program, it would become embroiled in a war that would make previous American conflicts pale in comparison.

The London years saw Newton embroiled in some nasty disputes, probably made the worse by the ways in which he took advantage of his position of authority in the Royal Society.