Sentence examples for end the embarrassment from inspiring English sources

PHILADELPHIA — In the final two minutes of the Eagles' 40-17 victoverover the Giants on Sunday, the hosts tried to end the embarrassment mercifully.

Shami Chakrabarti, director of Liberty, said: "We welcome the sensible decision to end the embarrassment of a so-called inquiry in which neither torture victims nor human rights campaigners had faith".

WASHINGTON — After expelling four advisers in the last week over concerns about their outside entanglements, Senator John McCain said Friday that his presidential campaign was beginning a new "vetting process" intended to end the embarrassments over staff ties to private interests, foreign governments or independent political groups.

Rodger Sweeney finally ended the embarrassment of trainers beyond the Mullins clan when saddling Salsify to win the Christie's Foxhunter Chase under a cool ride from his son, Colman.

He wants to end the "international embarrassment of being the only major country on Earth which does not guarantee workers paid medical and family leave".

I want to end the international embarrassment of the United States of America being the only major country on Earth that doesn't guarantee health care to all people as a right, not a privilege".

Speaking to the Institute of Chartered Accountants ICAEWW) in London today, the economic secretary to the treasury will say that Europe must end the "annual embarrassment" which has seen the European court of auditors refuse to sign off the EU's accounts.

The corporation also wants to end the annual embarrassment of sending more than 100 staff to the party conferences by forcing the likes of Jeremy Paxman and Eddie Mair to broadcast from London.

Asked later if her husband might suggest it was time to end the public embarrassment, Li added: "If he said, 'enough,' I think we will divorce.

After struggling through the silence that surrounds menopause, Ellen resolved to help women reach out and end the confusion, embarrassment, and less-than-lovely symptoms that come with "the change".

After struggling through the silence that surrounds menopause, Ellen resolved to help women reach out and end the confusion, embarrassment and less-than-lovely symptoms that come with "the change".