Sentence examples for faced embarrassment from inspiring English sources

Other senior Tories also faced embarrassment over the latest expenses revelations.

Even a prominent hard-liner who managed to hold on to his position faced embarrassment.

She faced embarrassment recently when a newspaper revealed the meagre wages paid to some of the farmers producing the coffee.

The former deputy mayor faced embarrassment last year when intimate photographs of him appeared on his Facebook account.

But she faced embarrassment, too, as shortly after taking the job, a tweet from her Twitter account was labelled as being sent from an iPhone.

But the Tory MP for Saffron Walden faced embarrassment when he was forced to repay £12,000 he claimed for gardening expenses.

It would face embarrassment if the prosecuting authorities decide it has harassed or badgered a witness.

He faces embarrassment at his new address if Mr. Bush continues to lead him in the Tennessee polls.

The audience is expected to remain quiet for the duration of each work, and those who applaud between movements may face embarrassment.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband will face embarrassment this week when it is announced that MPs will be paid an annual salary of £74,000 from 2015 despite their calls for "cheaper politics".

The service was already facing embarrassment after the Salahis, polo-playing Virginia socialites, gatecrashed the White House dinner for the Indian prime minister on 24 November.