Sentence examples for predicaments over from inspiring English sources

DENVER, Oct. 26 — One of the Colorado Rockies' bigger predicaments over the last six weeks was tracking down a thesaurus.

Jacob Steinberg Carroll scores West Ham's winner to heap pressure on Chelsea Mourinho dismissed from the dugout amid Chelsea indiscipline Pressure grows on Mourinho with sanctions to follow latest defeat It should be acknowledged first of all that Bournemouth have been in far worse predicaments over recent years than that in which they currently find themselves.

Israelis today relished the Palestinian predicament over the terror attack.

The predicament over the presidency has revived a public debate over whether the Electoral College -- created by the founding fathers in 1787 in part to protect states from encroaching federal power -- is obsolete and should be replaced by the popular vote.

Just a few days after I saw the new Parrish design, Rem Koolhaas told me that he was in a similar predicament over a condo and screening room design in Manhattan.

He said that his predicament over not having a fair trial was "especially frustrating".

I've known many people who've been in this predicament over the years and it's unfortunate to say the least.

However, a lower starting point, and even a higher ending point if one accepts that recent GDP figures have to be adjusted upward to take into account the effect of increased product variety, does not fully explain Argentina's predicament over the last one hundred and fifty years.

GOP leaders have put themselves in an awkward predicament over the court seat, which has been empty since February.

Josh Marshall offers a compelling analysis of the public reaction to the Big Three's predicament over at Talking Points Memo, noting that the widespread reluctance to reward bad behavior at the automakers could be tied to the fact that most people actually grasp how car companies work, whereas the average American has no idea what role Citigroup really plays in the economy.

Examples of characters who emote 30 seconds at a time include the Postal Service employee extolling the virtues of Priority Mail flat-rate boxes ("If it fits, it ships"), the lonely Maytag repairman, the three amigos whose ardor for Kellogg's Raisin Bran Crunch and Raisin Bran Extra cereals gets them into comic predicaments and the over-enthusiastic pitchwoman for Orbit gum.