Sentence examples for making life awkward from inspiring English sources

The account has already spawned a book entitled Very British Problems: Making life awkward for ourselves one rainy day at a time.

Rangers' habit of making life awkward for themselves manifested itself from the outset though, as first Nicky Clark scooped the ball over with the goal gaping before the home side galloped forward to open the scoring.

Even though these cannot outvote the management, they can make life awkward.

But this same change might also have made life awkward for Nick Clegg, as it left Hallam more Tory.

Still, the liberal progressives have the opportunity to make life awkward for Cuomo, and, from their perspective, there's a strong argument for doing so.

But there should be plenty of opportunities before then to make life awkward for the England setup that has cast him aside.

The Eurosceptics on the Tory backbenches can make life awkward for Cameron but he still holds the strongest card – the appeal to economic stability.

Ironically, he was saved by some of the members of Congress that have made life awkward for him over the past few years, in particular Tea Party favourite Michele Bachmann.

But, using his de facto presidential powers, he is bent on making a string of new electoral laws to trip up and hamstring the opposition and make life awkward for Slovakia's doughty private media.

"A reasonable price for a flight is what the customer wants and none of these zero-tolerance hidden charges and rules that make life awkward for every customer at the expense of keeping their market share.

Mrs Merkel's outburst, which trampled on a German political tradition of not commenting on the actions of independent central banks, makes life awkward for the ECB, which was due on June 4th to announce details of a plan to buy €60 billion ($86 billion) of covered bonds.