Sentence examples for the same limbo from inspiring English sources

The editorialist, in his hideout, apparently had not heard the term "New Deal," is now in the same limbo as "Popular Front".

Crossing over from life, she reconciles with her family, her lover (he arrives late in the same limbo) and the audience, which has to dodge the dancers in small rooms.

Not so much in Seasons 6 and 7. Kevin Tran was a walking stereotype who represented the problems the show has has created moderately compelling supporting characters, and I'm sure he will end up in the same limbo that houses the caged Adam Winchester and Dean's amulet.

Countless families in north-eastern Nigeria are adrift in the same agonising limbo.

– I shot up my sign to speak not just for me, but for the estimated 11 million people who are stuck in the same legal limbo.

It is believed another 35 unsuccessful Iranian asylum seekers are in the same legal limbo because they refuse to go back but Iran will not accept involuntary returns.

Unfortunately, Mr Chernomyrdin has since departed the political scene, leaving his promises in the same legal limbo as the previous unenforced decrees.All of which leaves the American Department of Energy, which has been asked to renew its contribution to SAGE for the next eight years, in a rather awkward position.

And so Irish illegal immigrants continue in the same grim limbo they have inhabited since Sept. 11, 2001, a world marked by separation from family, even on holidays like Christmas, and a terror of deportation that led many of those interviewed to insist on anonymity.

The shops, however, are in the same legal limbo that they've always been in.

Each green room, no matter which airport, is essentially the same strange limbo.

For me the idea of not being able to leave the country, living in fear of ICE's knock on the door, or raising children who are doomed to live in the same stateless limbo, would be a special hell.