Examples of using Embroiled in English and their translations into Arabic
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So, 17 dates in, I was embroiled in the world's longest make-out session.
We realize however, first, that those Goals cannot be achieved in societies embroiled in conflict.
McCain became embroiled in a scandal during the 1980s, as one of five United States senators comprising the so-called Keating Five.
Now, however, a new generation of organized criminal groups is emerging from States embroiled in or emerging from protracted periods of conflict.
collapsing States or in States embroiled in military conflict.
Getting embroiled in political battles.
Kennedy also finds himself embroiled in Laos and Vietnam.
The land was embroiled in war and turmoil.
Moravia was already embroiled in a conflict between Catholics and Protestants.
When Prester John's letter appeared, Europe was embroiled in the Crusades.
He was embroiled in a high-profile case being tried by the DA himself.
Half a century ago, Western Europe was embroiled in wars that were no less bloody.
With Somalia still embroiled in armed conflict, large-scale repatriation is a grossly premature option.
The country became embroiled in a bitter civil war, which lasted until nearly 1995.
Even the British, embroiled in their Brexit mess, are not eager for war.
However the position was not without difficulty as the College became embroiled in religious disputes.
Organized crime groups act behind the scenes in States embroiled in conflict or struggling through unstable post-conflict conditions.
Where another royal controversy sparkles.'… was embroiled in a second controversy this week.
The LDCs are embroiled in rolling global economic crises through no fault of their own.
Consequently, Egypt became increasingly embroiled in the drawn-out civil war until it withdrew its forces in 1967.