Sentence examples for will be embroiled from inspiring English sources

- will be "embroiled in a high pressure challenge", according to the Radio Times.

Chelsea will be embroiled in a saga to hold on to reigning Premier League Player of the Year Eden Hazard, if the British press is to be believed.

"Those who bought these policies will be embroiled for years in litigation," he said, with the I.R.S., with their lawyers and with the insurance agents who sold them the policies.

As long as freedom of thought is considered the enemy, the Islamic world will be embroiled in fear forever.

At the very least, they are ensuring that, when that next president enters the Oval Office, he will be embroiled in a wider war across an inflamed Middle East.

Over the coming decades, we will be embroiled at a global level in a succeed-or-perish contest among the major forms of energy, the corporations which supply them, and the countries that run on them.

Despite falling to 16th place in the Championship table, Slade is adamant Cardiff will not be embroiled in a relegation fight.

Neither France nor Germany will be making new concessions in 2017, because both will by then be embroiled in big elections.

THESE days, when you find a chef with the urge to tinker, he will most likely be embroiled in such delicate work as teasing out the covalent bonds of mayonnaise or synthesizing panko gelatin.

Trump, conceivably, could avoid these sorts of errors — although his latest statement, that he'd be willing to shut down the federal government to deprive Planned Parenthood of funding, suggests that he'll continue to be embroiled in controversy.

If the Mets had a Jackie Robinson — fiery, indignant, burning with the will to win — the team would not be embroiled in a war of words over a highly paid but underperforming baseball team.