Sentence examples for when embroiled from inspiring English sources

A SMALL country wedged between Germany and France, Belgium has an uncanny knack of grabbing attention only when embroiled in a scandal.

The characters Colbert created were relaxed and charming, even when embroiled in outlandish situations; she imbued them, seemingly effortlessly, with intelligence, style, warmth, and humour.

It was Gale for whom this triumph is so fitting, after he was denied the opportunity to lift the trophy at Trent Bridge when embroiled in a dispute with Ashwell Prince a year ago.

Attributed to Plato, this saying is a recognition that everyone is undergoing some challenge or other in their lives and that sometimes, it's all too easy for us to lose sight of that when embroiled in our own problems or anger against them.

Sisi was elevated to the positions of defense minister and commander of the armed forces in August 2012 when Morsi, embroiled in a power struggle with the military, managed to force the most senior members of the SCAF into retirement and then promoted the little-known Sisi to the top position.

But these days, the British leader may wonder whether it is quite as easy as he suggested to pull out of an American slipstream that suddenly seems a comforting place to be, particularly at a time when Europe, embroiled in the euro crisis, is less welcoming.

But when Hillary then takes that leap and enters the fray, when she becomes embroiled in controversy and partisan wars, we shrink back in hesitation and leave her to fend off the wolves alone.

We will know we've made it when female politicians don't always have to be the 'good (or best) girls,' when they can be as flawed as their male counterparts, when they become embroiled in scandal to equal degrees as the men and are treated the same in the aftermath.

Mullah Vastanvi had already proposed reviewing the fatwas when he became embroiled in controversy.

Just how badly became clear between 2006 and 2008 when it was embroiled in a mammoth bribery scandal.

However, when Cagney became embroiled in a contract dispute, the role went to Flynn, who had become a matinee idol with Captain Blood (1935).