Sentence examples for the predicament into from inspiring English sources

In both instances, fans have not recognised - or, in some cases, refused to accept - the predicament into which the Old Firm clubs have been steadily sinking over the past few years.

It's better, he argues, not to enter into the predicament in the first place.

Teixeira was honest about how he got into the predicament in which he is treated like Ryan Howard, David Ortiz, Jim Thome and some other left-handed sluggers who regularly hit into the shift.

It was Fitzgerald's genius to make this predicament into a subject of art.

Sandy Church, Rimrock Humane Society president, said it was not clear how the goats got into the predicament, but she speculated that they wandered onto the ledge at night, then froze after the sun rose and they saw where they were.

The experience of Dr. Richard Baron, who practices with three other physicians in an office in Philadelphia, provides a glimpse into the predicament.

The Sri Lankan government has barred reporters and most foreigners from the conflict zone, so the accounts of the injured here in government-controlled territory provided a rare glimpse into the predicament of at least 100,000 civilians trapped behind the front lines.

Like many in the neighborhood, Stern has tried to inject an element of humor into the predicament.

That was the predicament the Fed got itself into in the 1970's and spent a long time remedying.

"The predicament of Euan Blair came into our rehearsal conversations a lot," says Lloyd. "So did Prince Harry.

There are many ways of describing the predicament Gogulski's gotten himself into, but there's one that's a bit clearer than the others: On paper, he has pretty much fucked himself.