Sentence examples for get embroiled in something from inspiring English sources
"We've actually established a damn pecking order and the sub-Saharan black African – yes we're interested but it just doesn't count enough to spill our blood, to get embroiled in something complex that will need longer-term stability and influence," says Dallaire.
Look, I'm sure some of them are doing it for financial reasons as well as love," he concedes, "but it's not something I get embroiled in.
I don't want to get embroiled in a controversy between Bart Giamatti and Ernie Boyer.
The Lebanese, especially in the south, are reluctant to get embroiled in the Palestinian‐Israeli conflict.
Raymond and his sidekick, Neal, get embroiled in a series of increasingly bizarre events.
And the more that European lenders get embroiled in Spain's public finances, the more politically contentious it may become.
Mr. Kritikos is only the latest small business owner to get embroiled in the city's Westside Project.
The global taboo on poison gas would be upheld, and America would not have to get embroiled in a shooting war in Syria.
"If I ever get embroiled in a scandal and get fired in disgrace please let Christopher Plummer replace me," tweeted the New York Times's Farhad Manjoo.
"The two are on opposite sides of the law and get embroiled in an affair to steal the Crown Jewels," the Reporter says.
