Sentence examples for embroiled- from inspiring English sources

The message was that Hungary was once more embroiled in a fight for its freedom and that Orbán was the heir to the heroes of Hungary's history.

The company even became embroiled in a lengthy Twitter debate with the opportunistic campaigners at Peta.

Berlusconi has just finished serving a community service order for corporate tax fraud and remains embroiled in several other legal cases.

No trade union leader since the second world war had to cope with such a catalogue of disasters, nor become so embroiled in a climate of political and industrial decline, as Norman Willis, the former general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, who has died aged 81.

The AFL anti-doping tribunal has found all 34 former and current Essendon players embroiled in the supplements scandal not guilty.

During the discussions in San Sebastián there will be lots of references to the example of Northern Ireland as a light unto other nations embroiled in conflict.

My view as mayor of London is that it is not the function of the mayor to get deeply embroiled in this," he said on LBC radio's Ask Boris phone-in.

In May 1989 Rob Lowe became one of the first celebrities to become embroiled in a sex tape scandal.

Sweden announced recently that it has torn up a decade-long arms agreement with Saudi Arabia after the two countries were embroiled in a human rights dispute.

It is a horror show Nadal would not want to watch again – apart, maybe, from parts of the first and second sets, where he resisted courageously, saving seven break points, from 11 of the 18 in which he was embroiled.

Instead, "Michael" became embroiled in a ridiculous plot where they fell in love and he was reunited with a fake version of his own son.