Sentence examples for through the embarrassment from inspiring English sources

I've worked through the embarrassment, got over the moment the bomb squad entered an evacuated building to sweep my desk.

I don't think I'm ready to put myself through the embarrassment of sharing my dancing skills with the public.

As he dug through the "embarrassment of riches," Mellins realized that an exhibit organized chronologically or by N.Y.P.L. special collection (such as the library for the Performing Arts or the Schomburg Center for Black Culture), would not suffice.

WASHINGTON — A day after suffering through the embarrassment of seeing no new players selected to the Hall of Fame, Major League Baseball and its players union moved ahead Thursday by announcing that they had reached an agreement to expand their drug-testing program.

When the actors we'd cast met their real-life counterparts from the Women's Institute, they were struck by their group spirit, the supportive atmosphere that had got them all through the embarrassment of taking their clothes off to make a calendar.

When I spoke to him last year, he told me, "The military period was a time of glory for Brazil, when criminals were criminals, he who worked was recognized for it, and even in soccer we didn't go through the embarrassment we do today, if you look at Germany's 7 1" — a winking reference to Brazil's epic semifinal loss at the 2014 World Cup.

The last 10 years have marked a long, slow slide for Mr. Luketic, from the heights of "Legally Blonde" through the embarrassments of "Monster-in-Law" and "The Ugly Truth".

But for fans Ms. Griffin scratches a persistent itch in the psyche: the need to purge through ridicule the embarrassment of an unnatural interest in the doings of famous people, talented or not.

Swarbrick is unassuming and self-deprecating, as he laughs his way through a story of the embarrassment of eight bars of Van Morrison's "Saint Dominic's Preview" playing before the Cuban national anthem after the Cubans won gold in an Olympic volleyball qualifying tournament he was running.

For those who sat through the national embarrassment that was last month's Senate armed services committee hearing on Hagel's nomination, none of this should come as a surprise.

The punchy bravura with which Mr. Sills and Ms. Gravitte played on and sliced through the resulting embarrassment made it impossible for anyone to feel at that moment even slightly cynical about show people.