Sentence examples for limbo about whether from inspiring English sources
After first keeping Mr. Rice in limbo about whether to launch a campaign while he waited until March 27 to announce his decision not to run, Mr. James then mostly kept silent about the contest for the last three weeks.
Aides to Mr. Silver said quick action was needed to relieve the anxiety for people in limbo about whether the current rent laws, set to expire on July 15, would be extended.
Heaney's "Limbo", about the drowning of a child by his mother, became her first poetic mantra.
Outpatient appointments were also moved, and families say patients were left in limbo about where their next appointments would be.
"I think when I first started, I was in a bit of limbo about where I was".
Nine out-of-contract Swindon Town players are currently in limbo about their futures at the club.
Wilson's career was in limbo about a year ago.
Newcastle Jets supporters are currently in limbo, unsure whether to revolt or to renew their trust.
Official statements in Russia have been contradictory, and many American families have been in limbo, uncertain whether their adoptions will go through.
For her part, Ishaq remains in limbo, unsure whether she will be invited to attend a citizenship ceremony in time to vote.
The uncertainty of the recent months, with people still unsure whether there could be capital controls, have left businesses in limbo, worried about payments to suppliers, and a general mood of exhaustion.
