Sentence examples similar to later predicaments from inspiring English sources

And I remember George C. Scott saying that the folks would only be satisfied if Madonna came out and sang a song at the end!' Twelve years later, a similar predicament seems to have faced Paul Schrader, with Morgan Creek once again allegedly demanding whizz-bang thrills rather than thoughtful scares.

I could only wish I had been more educated and prepared so as to serve them better as a friend and to later understand my own predicament.

Jenkins sang "Silent Night" to the 160 troops stranded on the plane with them last December, but Blunt wrote on Twitter about their predicament and later blamed the confusion on "bad organisation, verging on incompetence".

He drew enormous strength from those memories, they gave him comfort in hours of darkness in fact he ended up composing a book in his head to escape the torment of his predicament which later turned into his autobiography Taken on Trust.

So to find myself decades later in such a predicament was terrifying, shaming and utterly overwhelming.

Lozano found himself in another predicament 13 minutes later.

He described the process in his autobiography: The film was Mabel's Strange Predicament, but "the Tramp" character, as it became known, debuted to audiences in Kid Auto Races at Venice – shot later than Mabel's Strange Predicament but released two days earlier.

Although we are in the same predicament thirty years later, the youth still walk around with rose-colored glasses or unaware of the power that a simple vote can have.

Kucinich later told me that Addie Polk's predicament had struck a particular chord with him.

He added that cities like Pune and Kolkata, which were settled later, will soon face a similar predicament.

Brennan's predicament was resolved six months later.