Sentence examples for immediately embroiled from inspiring English sources

Ionesco's plays, with their surrealist narratives and acid thoughts, almost immediately embroiled him with the literary establishment.

For all the good will, General Yudhoyono was immediately embroiled in disputes over his much-awaited cabinet.

For all the goodwill, President Yudhoyono was immediately embroiled in disputes over the makeup of his much-awaited cabinet.

Armstrong joins up for his comeback to cycling and is immediately embroiled in a tense battle with Contador for leadership at the Tour de France which the Spaniard wins.

Paul Gascoigne, playing his first game for them since moving from Middlesbrough, was immediately embroiled in drama over an altercation with Dundee United's French midfielder Joachim Fernandez which almost came to blows.

Donald Tusk has appeared to blame the UK electorate for causing "anxiety and uncertainty" for millions of British and EU citizens living abroad, in an extraordinary letter that immediately embroiled him in a row with Conservative MPs.

Kansas is now embroiled in the NCAA basketball Adidas scandal.

The Iroquois Confederacy, as a major political entity in the Northeast, immediately got embroiled in that.

When the IGC started in Turin over a year ago, it immediately became embroiled in Britain's row with its partners over mad-cow disease, during the most heated part of which the British adopted a policy of total non-co-operation.

The agreement, which the government said had been negotiated over six years, immediately became embroiled in the polarised politics of Egypt and the geopolitical rivalries of a bitterly divided Middle East.

Reynolds almost immediately became embroiled in the X case, in which his hardline Catholic attorney general, Harry Whelehan, had stepped in to prevent a 14-year-old girl going to Britain for an abortion.