Phrases with «poison chalice»

The phrase "poison chalice" means receiving something that seems desirable or attractive, but is actually dangerous or harmful. Full definition

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Sentences with «poison chalice»

  • A recent home affairs committee report showed that the granting of asylum often turned out to be poisoned chalice for those fleeing persecution, with the approval decision activating a period of financial uncertainty which lasted up to four months. (politics.co.uk)
  • If they do decide to give him the job and they still go through the same motions then it is confirmation that Sunderland are the biggest poison chalice in football management. (eplindex.com)
  • A well paid poison chalice, probably like most elite manager jobs in this game. (untold-arsenal.com)
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