Sentence examples for get so embroiled from inspiring English sources
I came to see that that was a big mistake, that the two are totally interconnected and that if you separate them, and say either or, you'll make some big mistakes both with your own children and other people's children.' This leads on to the big question: why did she get so embroiled in politics, even to the detriment of her children, her marriage, her career?
It's the reason I've become so embroiled with the London Review of Breakfasts.
We often become so embroiled we are unaware of the damage we do... to ourselves!
Eventually things got so bad that the US, which was now fully embroiled and overextended in its Somalia mission, invited Machar to Atlanta, but it was unsuccessful in forging an agreement.
You get very embroiled in each film project and while BBC Films likes to encourage female talent, I am really focused on the quality of the production and so become fairly blind to gender".
But for a teacher on the sickbed, even something mundane can get them embroiled in work.
The Japanese decision not to get militarily embroiled in Afghanistan has been congruent with its civilian attitudes.
Instead, they are beginning with the same old tactics used to get us embroiled in Iraq.
People get embroiled and can't get out".
