Sentence examples for what a pickle from inspiring English sources
ROMNEY Oh, Jeez, what a pickle.
But still they are doomed to consume, to live the material life; what a pickle they are in.
But McSally has spent most of the campaign on defense when it comes to health care — illustrating what a pickle House Republicans put themselves in by passing the deeply unpopular American Health Care Act, only to see the whole "repeal-and-replace" effort ultimately fail in the Senate.
In one recipe, she describes taking her grandma's prized lime pickle on a long car journey to Shimla, and how on every hairpin bend up the mountain, the pickle is tossed and turned, which is exactly what a pickle needs to help mature.
Cripes, imagine if I did, and now I'm writing this, what a pickle we'd be in.
Jill wants to be Nancy, even now; until she finds out at the end of this show just what a pretty pickle her sister is in.
While I have a feeling that President Obama would support genuine 401(k) reform if he knew what a pension pickle we're in, his so-called 401(k) experts simply support "automatic enrollment," in which employees with a 401(k) plan contribute 3% of their pay -- one third of what is needed -- without requiring a minimum employer contribution.
Oh, what an English pickle!
