Sentence examples for limbo that from inspiring English sources
This would put an end to a legal limbo that has existed for 44 years.
Most of them had been lost, or left in a limbo that was worse than losing.
The excruciating limbo that follows significant medical tests is a nearly universal experience for patients.
Kosovo faces years in yet another limbo that benefits no one.
Instead, we spent almost seven years in a legal limbo that held us in our union by not recognizing it.
It has no national government to speak of, a form of limbo that has existed for a dozen years.
They are, as naturalist, author and broadcaster Kenneth Allsop called them, "the messy limbo that is neither town nor country".
Much of it seems to take place in a Babel-like limbo that has no first language to call its own.
Postponing the election would merely prolong a political limbo that is causing delay or inaction among donors, investors and even government officials.
Howie Kurtz, the Daily Beast media commentator, wrote that the campaign has entered a strange limbo that is neither here nor there.
The non-EU Balkan states are in a limbo that needs to be addressed more urgently than has been the case.
