Sentence examples for for that predicament from inspiring English sources

Does he feel any responsibility for that predicament?

The novel's remedy for that predicament — friendships forged at a college that's "entirely and unabashedly feminine" — is as ambiguity-free as an issue of an alumni magazine.

The Supreme Court has paved the way for that predicament, essentially raising the standard for proving corruption or bribery as part of an "official" act to the point that prosecutors need video of a politician explicitly promising to do something while being handed a bag of money.

His starting point was sympathy for the predicament that the politicians found themselves in.

Many songwriters would kill for the predicament that James Blunt is in: famous for one song, and only one.

This came as the Business Times newspaper in Singapore published a handwritten fax in which Leeson expressed "sincere apologies for the predicament that I have left you in.

Recent comments in the news from players have taken the Commissioner to task for the predicament that football finds itself in.

My guess, (since I'd love someone to share the blame for this predicament) is that my daughter shoved them in my drawer when she found them in her drawer and realized they no longer fit her.

She was handcuffed to Robert Donat by Hitchcock on the first morning of shooting and he left the pair in that predicament for the best part of a day to go about their business.

Because filming on the third season of "Sopranos" was not scheduled to begin until Aug. 1, that scene represents Ms. Marchand's final performance: about to be arrested and furious at Tony for putting her in that predicament.

I woke up each morning dazed and sometimes happy, believing for a brief moment that my predicament had been only a bad dream; I prayed for good news, but nothing changed.