Certainly, Republicans can't be entirely happy with their predicament.
"Were this a play, it would be the Act I curtain, and the audience could look forward to a resolution of Mom's predicament, happy or tragic, in Act II".
I wasn't happy about the predicament, but at the time, it seemed like the right thing to do.
But nevertheless many Egyptians are happy about Morsi's predicament.
And there is a palpable sense of fear hanging over the profession: contrary to the myth that far too many of them are gobby militants, it takes me a month's worth of calls to find teachers who will talk to me on the record; the remainder are happy to explain their predicament, but insist on being anonymous.
Secrets and lies Trust me, I'm a judge Watch out for the cracks UnHIP Closing time at the corner shop After Downing Street Reprints Related items Public attitudes: Trust me, I'm a judgeMay 3rd 2007 Gordon Brown: Brace yourself, BritainApr 26th 2007None of which makes Mr Blair's predicament any happier now.
I had neglected to use birth control only once, one unexpected and regrettable night, but there it was: I was pregnant, just like the girls I had presumed stupid for being shocked that they were pregnant "after just the first time!" This predicament had no happy answer for me, and I hurried anonymously past the line of screaming protesters outside Planned Parenthood.
Their predicament, however, had a happy ending, as it resulted in a kind of observation never before made.
In "Mabel's Strange Predicament," he's a slapstick happy drunk whose flask is his best friend.
Nadal, informed of Simon's predicament, joked that he would be happy to buy Simon a ticket back to France before their match.
I woke up each morning dazed and sometimes happy, believing for a brief moment that my predicament had been only a bad dream; I prayed for good news, but nothing changed.
