embroiled with造句

• What appears to be an innocent visit soon becomes embroiled with darker subtexts.
• The Silla court of Queen Jinseong was heavily corrupted and embroiled with political confusion.
• Malek soon became embroiled with the Jalayirids, under the rule of Hasan Buzurg.
• This was the third time that Van Cortlandt became directly embroiled with Benedict Arnold.
• Connolly became embroiled with the Barlow Clowes affair.
• Another role was to keep bands of these tribes from becoming embroiled with settlers.
• Betty has also found herself embroiled with the Meade family in more ways than one.
• It also avoided becoming embroiled with either side during NATO's dispute over the Iraq war.
• She also becomes embroiled with the marketing executive ( Ekin Cheng ) who becomes her first love.
• But since then his government has been embroiled with questions about its handling of the missing persons issue.
• During the next several weeks, Bragg became embroiled with a dispute with the army's corps commanders.
• Danny soon finds himself embroiled with Stu Qui駉nes ( Ra鷏 Juli?), corrupt son of Mayor Leon Qui駉nes.
• But he soon found himself embroiled with the other Panther leaders for opposing their decision to seek support among whites.
• David Beatty's battlecruisers turned south at 11 : 35, right after the 1st DF became embroiled with.
• Then the Jets signed Tony Casillas, who had been embroiled with the Chiefs over health issues and his signing bonus.
• On seeing Richard embroiled with Henry's men and separated from his main force, William Stanley made his move.
• Austrofascism began to rise in the middle 1930s and Brauthal was soon embroiled with difficulties with the new right wing regime.
• Now, the Elan assignment has Armen is embroiled with another of Wall Street's hot-button issues : accounting.
• He was constantly embroiled with William I, Count of Holland, and each in turn was the prisoner of the other.