Sentence examples for no limbo from inspiring English sources

It is in the shadow of their great defense that the Ravens' offensive players toil, their reputations suffering by comparison, the minimal point total the defense allows taunting them, setting an offensive bar for success so low that no limbo participant could make it underneath.

There's no limbo competition going on at the beach, or twerk-off by the pool as seen at more "lively" Caribbean resorts.

Look at it this way, if you have humiliating poll numbers against a racist side show barker maybe you'll get a "time served" reprieve when you get to the pearly gates and St. Peter will let you walk right in: no purgatory, no limbo, even though you made life hell for so many here, on earth.

But the reality on the border is that departing the country has become more complicated than ever — leading some people to worry that the outbound checks could not only dissuade illegal immigrants from leaving the country but also place them in a kind of no-win limbo, reviled if they stay and potentially arrested if they try to leave.

In the House, Texas Representative Ron Paul's bill to prohibit the use of the Social Security number as an all-purpose identifier is no longer in limbo.

Over lunch in the East Village, Mr. Noonan explained life in indie limbo: no one cared enough to rerelease the film.

"This issue is floating in a regulatory limbo — no one knows what the rules are," said Susan Crawford, who teaches Internet law at the University of Michigan.

Presented by the Underbelly and Company 2, Scotch and Soda ticks the same boxes, and has enough musicality to keep a festive audience diverted for 60 minutes, but it is no match for Limbo's sassiness, imagination and jeopardy.

If a player looking to change allegiances plays in fewer than four Olympic events, he will be in international limbo, no longer eligible for the country he was originally capped by, nor the nation he was looking to represent.

Many reviews for the game stated that there was no music in Limbo, but Andersen countered that his sound arrangements helped to evoke emotions; the acousmatic music was intended to leave room for interpretation by the player in the same manner as the game's art and story.

Yemane Ghebre Meskel, the information minister, insisted that there was still "sabre-rattling" from Ethiopia and a tense limbo of no war, no peace.