Sentence examples for got to be embarrassed from inspiring English sources

M.L.S. has got to be embarrassed.

And everyone involved has got to be embarrassed, starting with me and going on down to the players". Belanger, though, said: "I don't think it's embarrassing.

Still, they've got to be embarrassed by all the money they put into such crap". Al Di Meola and World Sinfonia appear at 8 and 10 30 p.m. Saturday at the Coach House, 33157 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano.

The source added: "This has got to be embarrassing for Will and his family.

What's easier to predict is that one day soon these extreme games will be the entertainment equivalent of this summer's coverage of the Gary Condit sex scandal: a phase everyone involved in gets to be embarrassed about later.

His pictures tend to be about seducing him into action, which gets to be embarrassing in a film about a 64-year-old man; he's too old to play the ingénue.

"He's got nothing to be ashamed about, he's got nothing to be embarrassed about.

I'm trying to be more comfortable with it because I've got nothing to be embarrassed about.

And I know that at least one person will read this and realize that they're not alone, and they're not "abnormal", and they've got nothing to be embarrassed about.

Get ready to be embarrassed for your country.

It's got to be a little embarrassing.