Sentence examples for time of limbo from inspiring English sources

It was a time of limbo and uncertainty: the Iraqi army had just been disbanded, the police were virtually non-existant, and Jerry Bremer was running Iraq like a viceroy from the Green Zone.

"The Cut" leaves Spero in a poignant type of limbo.

The American visits come at a time of weakness and limbo for both the Israeli and Palestinian leaders.

Blake's philosophical interpretation of time is similar to Samuel Taylor Coleridge's depiction of the relationship between time and the state of limbo within his poem "Limbo".

What stuck with me big time was the notion of Limbo, where unbaptized babies went when they died.

Yet, despite our reservations, at some level airports remain magical spaces, outside our normal routine and beyond the normal reach of time, a limbo between here and there.

Offred spends a lot of time in limbo.

Since that game, Kolodziej has spent most of his time in limbo, as he had before it.

Though they are 40-some years older than when they first met, Ames and Byron are still outside of time, still in limbo.

But time on benefits does not have to be time in limbo; it can be a time of growth and recovery.

The period of limbo can last days, and during that time doctors must wait for each cell in the affected area to "declare itself " living or dead.