Sentence examples for escape embarrassment from inspiring English sources

A wider investigation of Pol Pot's lieutenants and allies would be certain to implicate many of Cambodia's current rulers.Nor would foreigners escape embarrassment.

5.15pm GMT Six minutes of added time at Roots Hall, but Millwall will need a miracle to escape embarrassment - they remain two goals and a man down to Southend.

Returning to the stadium where New England bludgeoned them by 28 points on Dec. 10, the Texans escaped embarrassment for only so long.

Bolton escaped embarrassment as David Wheater's header saw them salvage a replay against League Two Macclesfield as they drew 2-2 at Moss Rose.

Of the luminaries, some played too conservatively to escape the embarrassment of a loss to a machine, while others overstrove and came to grief.

I detect that there are similarities now between Dacre's position and that of former Sun editor Kelvin "The Truth" MacKenzie who cannot escape the embarrassment of the Hillsborough controversy.

She was not marrying "one of the enemy", but she could not escape the embarrassment and shame when they encountered other Blacks.

Still, the government will have to hope it can escape further embarrassments.

My greatest fear was that I would write a fraudulent book simply to escape the embarrassments of having written only one novel.

In 1904, Sibelius tried to escape the embarrassments of his Helsinki life style by moving with his wife and three daughters to Ainola.

Both dismiss the leaks as "speculation" and deny any wrongdoing.None of the big parties, including the centre-right opposition, is likely to have escaped some embarrassment.