| I hope that there will be enough pressure put on the people across the way to embarass them into action. |
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| To speak a language well, you must strive for rapid communication and be willing to embarass yourself. |
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| It is thought that concern to preserve the threatened position of the domestic leader may have been behind Congressional promotion of the Buy America requirement, which can hardly have falled to embarass the Administration. |
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| But we must report she didn't embarass herself too much, either. |
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| I gave him a talking to when he woke TELLING OFF up this morning, and told him I'd put the picture on Facebook to embarass him so he wouldn't do it again. |
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| The couple live at Embarass Portage, a remote area north of Fort McMurray, Alta. |
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