Sentence examples for had embroiled himself from inspiring English sources

On Monday morning, Catanese returned to Twitter and addressed the controversy in which he had embroiled himself around midnight the day before.

And he has embroiled himself in a new political battle against the Supreme Court, which has declared the corralito unconstitutional.

Trump's insistence that he saw a video that his own campaign acknowledges doesn't exist is the latest distraction in a week in which Trump has embroiled himself in repeated ― and needless ― controversies.  .

The vote settled a debate that had embroiled the venerable neighborhood institution for many months and divided its membership.

In the late 18th and early 19th centuries the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars had embroiled most of Europe.

Priestley declined their entreaties, however, hoping to avoid the political discord that had embroiled him in Britain.

Rather than stay out of the fight, he has sometimes embroiled himself in combat, particularly against the Lord's Resistance Army, a militia led by Joseph Kony that has long terrorized parts of northern Uganda and southern Sudan.

Keeping the two apart has embroiled the Chinese authorities in a long cat-and-mouse struggle.

The first and especially the third of these have embroiled him in controversy.

A result was a partisan fight that has embroiled both presidential campaigns.

But it might have embroiled the orchestra in a distracting public conflict.