Sentence examples for stopped embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Rob Ford took power (that is, as much power as a Canadian mayor can really have) in Toronto a few years ago without winning any support in the city's urban core, and hasn't stopped embarrassing them since.

After what seemed an eternity, I finally stopped, embarrassed.

"Stop lying, stop embarrassing his wife and get help," she said.

Why haven't Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer been told to stop embarrassing themselves at the Masters, compared to Tiger and contemporaries?

Presumably the idea is that then they'll kill her and she'll stop embarrassing everybody by telling the truth.

Eddie, a salesman of "remote-control filing cabinets" and office stationery, is the kind of perpetually nervous guy who can't stop embarrassing himself.

And though the whips are working hard to stop embarrassing defeats by pulling votes, they are encouraging further bad behaviour in the long run.

Webb struts over and, for once, is well within his rights to give it the big one, insisting the keeper stops embarrassing himself and gets up.

As she tries to sit next to one of the girls in class, she is denied and told to stop embarrassing herself.

Once the pretender stops embarrassing the country with his whining and admits defeat, he should move on to another line of work.

After her openly gay son was beaten in April 1972 for protesting news coverage of the gay rights movement, Jeanne Manford, an elementary school teacher in Flushing, Queens, did not tell him to stop embarrassing the family.