Sentence examples for limbo over from inspiring English sources

In legal limbo over his 2010 positive, Contador starts the Tour to boos from French crowds.

Consultants had been "left in limbo" over the future of the A&E department – Dr Taylor, who represented Worcestershire's Wyre Forest constituency from 2001 to 2010, said.

Thousands of people have been left in limbo over their pensions, and could lose up to 10% of their retirement pots.

Ms. Kleier is currently caught in what she calls "apartment limbo" over a co-op that a celebrity client, whom she would not identify, is determined to buy.

-- Madeleine Dunn, on "Candidates Left in Limbo Over Term Limits" As much as I agree with the sentiment, Albany, keep your mitts off the city.

The addition of Oklahoma to the growing list of conservative states now in legal limbo over their gay marriage bans was greeted with glee by gay rights advocates.

I told her to switch off her phone, but she said: What if Samar calls?" An EgyptAir union appealed to Sisi to allow death certificates to be issued for the victims, to avoid the usual five-year delay in the case of missing people which leaves relatives in a legal limbo, including over pensions.

"I think it's something, years from now, they'll look back, and some of them will be pretty proud of the way they handled the situation," said Penn State's interim coach, Tom Bradley, whose job remains in limbo after taking over after Joe Paterno was fired.

As the International Olympic Committee said it would consider legal options to ban all Russian athletes from the upcoming Olympics over doping, athletes and officials here found themselves in limbo, angry over the accusations but hopeful that the road to Rio de Janeiro would remain open.

This revival gloriously vindicated a work that has been in limbo for over a century and which has a rather curious history.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA The limbo is over for Australian researchers: Research grants are flowing once again.