Sentence examples for get very embroiled from inspiring English sources
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".
Once again, the Confederacy got very much embroiled in the conflict between Great Britain and the American revolutionaries.
But I was getting very, very tired".
The global taboo on poison gas would be upheld, and America would not have to get embroiled in a shooting war in Syria.
"I know people are obviously very reluctant to get embroiled in any of these things when the police are involved but I think [senior Labour figures] should stand up for their principles," he told the Sunday Telegraph.
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.
