Sentence examples for sun mired from inspiring English sources
After revealing that his phone had been hacked, he used his Daily Mail column to joke at the expense of his successors at the Sun mired in the phone-hacking controversy by revealing that his own voicemail message said, "I'm sorry that I am not here right now but do leave a message and Rebekah will get right back to you".
Lucious Harris, who shot 1 for 6 against the Suns and was mired in a 13-for-42 13-for-42 13-for-42raight pointslump 13 total for the Netscoredhe second quarter.
In Kosti, the passenger ferry that used to make the three-day journey to what is now the South Sudanese town of Malakal has not run since separation; it now lies mired in water hyacinth and bleaching in the sun.
Aside from the early work of the playwright Adrienne Kennedy particularly her 1965 piece, "A Beast's Story," and 1969's "Sun"—black theatre in this country has remained, for the most part, mired in folklore and its various offshoots: minstrel shows that pass as naturalistic family dramas; "get whitey" spectacles; nostalgia-tinged song-and-dance revues.
The Clippers were mired in a six-game losing streak entering a game against the Phoenix Suns, their longest since a nine-game skid in November 2010, an ugly stretch that had the guard focusing more on the future than the past.
People who wake up always too late, that use and throw out, forgetful of the past, heedless of the future, mired in a present dark more than ever, even and especially in the light of the sun ….
West mired in mediocrity.
MPs were mired in sleaze.
Brazil is mired in stagflation.
