Sentence examples for is be involved in a from inspiring English sources
"I shouldn't be doing it — the last thing I want to do is be involved in a primary," Mr. Trump said, adding, almost as if to himself: "I might have made a mistake". If Mr. Strange loses, he mused aloud, adopting the dramatic tone of a television newscaster, it will be portrayed as "a total embarrassment" for him.
Brewerton says one challenge is being involved in a government policy that is so controversial.
"One definition of being integrated into American society," he said, "is being involved in a lot of litigation.
My favourite thing about this is being involved in a proper ensemble cast, which is quite rare.
"I think he's been involved in a bit of a dust-up and I don't think it's that serious," he added.
Over the last few months he's been involved in a variety of projects, principally working with kids from Hatch End School in London, under the education challenge.
If she's been involved in a form of dramatic rebalancing, then perhaps her most striking success has been Last Tango in Halifax, which focused on one of television's most neglected sectors of society: the retired.
October 10 2013 January 5 201414 In Bruce Norris's new play, directed by Anna D. Shapiro, the fantastic Laurie Metcalf plays Judy; she's married to Bill (the terrific comedian Jeff Goldblum), who's announcing his resignation from office; he's been involved in a sex scandal.
On average, he's been involved in a NASA launch about every other year.
He's been involved in a lot this afternoon - that goal could cost West Brom dear.
Asked about the Clarkson incident, co-presenter James May told BBC News: "I think he's been involved in a bit of a dust-up and I don't think it's that serious".
