Sentence examples for escape embarrassing from inspiring English sources
In practice, this means that most of the candidates will likely escape embarrassing questions about their questionable financial practices and personal backgrounds, though it's hard to imagine that courtesy being extended to Ben "The Hammer Carsonn, who has spent most of the past two weeks trying to convince reporters that he really did try to kill people when he was a teenager.
The Mexican government offered a reward of 60m pesos ($3.8m) for information leading to the drug lord's recapture, but the escape was extremely embarrassing for the government.
It was at least the fifth in a string of embarrassing escapes from city authorities this year.
Peña Nieto's government has faced embarrassing escapes before, such as cartel boss Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán's July 2015 dash from his maximum-security jail cell.
Their failure to fight back effectively against the lone gunman who, armed with only a non-automatic second-world-war carbine, shot at them for nearly half-an-hour before escaping, has seriously embarrassed the army.It has also exacerbated the debates, raging on every street corner, over the point and purpose of their deaths.
Six weeks earlier, ten inmates had escaped the penitentiary with relative ease, embarrassing officials.
The group had escaped arrest and prosecution for decades, an embarrassing reminder of Greece's political inefficacy.
Arizona escaped its self-created crisis and avoided embarrassing itself even more than it already had!
The escape itself was alarming and, for prison officials, embarrassing, and the manhunt was expensive, grueling, and scary for a fair number of people.
The escapes were the latest in a year of embarrassing slip-ups for the police, including one in May that involved an escapee who had been arrested in connection with 16 sexual attacks.
