Limbo Sentence Examples

The Pentactaea, at all events as it sprang from the brain of Semon, must pass to the limbo of mythological ancestors.

The number of chemicals which have been proposed from time to time for the purification of oils and fats is almost legion, and so long as the nature of oils and fats was little understood, a secret trade in oil-purifying chemicals flourished, With our present knowledge most of these chemicals may be removed into the limbo of useless things.

Matthew Paris said that he had a heart of wax; Dante relegated him to the limbo of ineffectual souls; and later generations have endorsed these scathing judgments.

At the moment, charities exist in a form of political limbo.

Play Mexican music and have guests take turns going under the limbo stick.

Neither decision is without its hurts and set backs, but one decision keeps you in limbo while the other sets you free.

The winner is whoever goes the lowest without touching the stick or falling onto the floor while going under the limbo stick.

Play some music, and designate someone to hold a limbo stick for kids to walk under.

Any long stick will do, but a bamboo pole will look more authentic if you plan on holding a limbo contest.

Turn on some music and encourage guests to see how low they can go under the limbo stick.

Some believed that a baby dying in Original Sin risked the possibility of spending eternity in limbo.

I'll leave you with the concept of a penguin doing limbo.

Entertainment Regular entertainment including limbo, steel bands, live combos and cultural shows.

I'm now stuck in that hideous limbo between having applied for a great volunteer position and waiting to hear back from them.

We cannot have months go past with those accused in a legal limbo.

Years of uncertainty about the redevelopment helped to put the city's retail market into a state of virtual limbo.

No-one is sleeping; left in an uneasy limbo they try to make sense of what has happened.

Like his washed-up movie star in Lost in Translation, Murray's middle-aged bachelor seems to be stranded in emotional limbo.

With his career in limbo, and a divorce in process from Whitney Houston, funds have been tight for the singer.

With the future of the economy still in limbo, many cruise lines are offering unbelievable bargains to "The Last Frontier" for passengers age 55 and older.

Patented SwivelNeck™ technology allows the entire brush roller to effortlessly limbo under chairs, tables and to dance around lamps and other objects, including pets!

Carry a limbo pole with you so you can get down periodically.

In 1969, John Spencer published Limbo of the Lost where he discussed this area of ocean, but he widened the area of mystery both West and North.

Limbo is a fun luau party game that requires a bit of flexibility.

Limbo and hula-hoop contests are perfect luau party games.

Kids and adults love games like capture the flag, sack races, three-legged races, and the limbo.

While seniors might want to challenge freshmen to something like football, the freshmen could challenge the juniors to something like a limbo contest where a smaller size would be advantageous.