Sentence examples for was lumbered with from inspiring English sources
When he was lumbered with Commoli's choice of replacement, Zokora, he was even less impressed.
Only, perhaps, that he had joked about doing so, at the expense of the consuls he was lumbered with.
He says he was lumbered with several additional tasks because there was no one else to do them, and was not taken seriously when he complained about homophobia.
True, it was lumbered with powerful unions, but so was Mr Marchionne, and he won them round by communicating the seriousness of Fiat's crisis.
He was lumbered with this reputation for even longer than his drinking buddies and fellow Celts, Richard Burton and Peter O'Toole - with whom had much in common.
Malone has shrewdly exploited a forced seller, after Barclays was lumbered with the millions of Ziggo shares it failed to sell for the company's private equity owners days earlier.
And Baker, you're lumbered with significance.
Other people are lumbered with one leadership, we are lumbered with two.
Their owners will be lumbered with "stranded costs".
Mr Blair may just be lumbered with him.
They think they are lumbered with another generation's mistakes".
