The Jets are used to this sort of unnerving institutional limbo.
The brave thing is how Goran Paskaljevic, the director and (with Genc Permeti) writer, chooses to end the film: short of either a happy ending or a tragic one, in the same sort of limbo that this part of the world seems to inhabit perpetually.
This puts the federal government in a sort of limbo, with no real budget in place.
The constant tensions between Serbia and Kosovo have left this country in the middle of Europe exist in a sort of limbo.
Both actresses remember being in a sort of limbo in their early days in the city.
About now, high-school seniors everywhere slip into a glorious sort of limbo.
'We're in a strange sort of limbo now in Northern Ireland,' he said after much reflection.
Those affected by Hurricane Ike have entered a sort of limbo and are irritable and sleep-deprived.
By Calvin Kentfield The New Yorker, August 8 , 1964P. 28 A bachelor tourist in Veracruz, Mexico, felt he was in a sort of limbo, followed by strains of "Llorona".
Being a student is like being in a sort of limbo between a teenager at home having to go to school, and living independently and actually (or hopefully) being employed.
