Use of the word embarrass in a sentence example

embarrass

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Kevin Russell and Heath combined to embarrass the Preston keeper and lead to some rather childish tantrums from Beck on the touchline. [verb]

Also try not to embarrass anyone, especially your bride. [verb]

Believe me, I respected you even when I was most embarrassed by your active attempts to investigate our family misfortunes. [verb]

A short and apparently an embarrassed silence succeeded this remark, which was interrupted by the scout calling to them, aloud, to enter. [verb]

Duncan started in his turn, and immediately commenced in an embarrassed voice, the half-forgotten message. [verb]

Sir Arthur, during this investigation, had looked extremely embarrassed, and, to use a vulgar but expressive phrase, chop-fallen. [verb]

His estate is strictly entailed, and he has been always an embarrassed man. [verb]

"I am much embarrassed, Mr." [verb]

This was Sir Arthur Wardour, a baronet of ancient descent, and of a large but embarrassed fortune. [verb]

They"--he durst not utter their names even in soliloquy--"they are embarrassed and in difficulties. [verb]

"I had evidently embarrassed them, because for some time I was unable to say anything." [verb]

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