We are embroiled whether we like it or not".
We are embroiled in a rumour war, fuelled by the absence of free speech.
The western media are drip-feeding the public until, what a surprise, we're embroiled in a full-scale war.
So we are embroiled in a brutal, practically one-in, one-out battle for the city's very limited housing stock, which is creating pressures for evictions among the San Francisco's elderly, disabled and working-class residents.
We have segments like "lawsuit of the week" that pertain to either lawsuits that involve arts and entertainment or small claims court items that we are embroiled in.
It's sort of ridiculous and it's also completely indicative of the modern (whatever word you'd choose to describe the here and now and ever present everything we are embroiled in on the daily) status women inhabit in this scope of literally just being.
By midafternoon, the marines were embroiled in yet another fight.
Ultimately, the investigators were embroiled in intense disagreement.
Among the countries attending were Bosnia and Herzegovina and Yugoslavia, which were embroiled in a war.
In 2004, no fewer than three ex-presidents were embroiled in corruption scandals.
