Sentence examples for embroiled the from inspiring English sources

Keeping the two apart has embroiled the Chinese authorities in a long cat-and-mouse struggle.

The tent city embroiled the church in a conflict between demonstrators and the city's finance industry.

The disputes between the Palmers embroiled the police and eventually entangled the senior Mr. Palmer.

First, Mr Museveni embroiled the country in Congo's bloody civil war.

But it might have embroiled the orchestra in a distracting public conflict.

Their hopes of change have frayed: a series of scandals has embroiled the three-party coalition government.

The credit-market crisis also embroiled the financial sector and utilities and contributed to a slumping economy.

The vote settled a debate that had embroiled the venerable neighborhood institution for many months and divided its membership.

"The statute is clearly unconstitutional and defense of its implementation has embroiled the state in unnecessary (and expensive) litigation".

Clashes between English and Russian supporters near the stadium also embroiled the wife of England striker Jamie Vardy.

The Brazilian Congress, however, was prevented from advancing on any meaningful reforms by a corruption scandal that embroiled the Senate for much of the year.