Sentences with phrase «who lands in hot water»

White on Rice (PG - 13 for sexuality and violent images) Asian - American comedy about a 40 year - old slacker (Hiroshi Watanabe) living with his married sister's (Nae) family who lands in hot water for trying to woo his disapproving brother - in - law's (Tak Mikada) beautiful young niece (Lynn Chen).

When their children's misbehavior sends Floyd, Sadie, Peter and Amy to the principal's office, it's Floyd, not Trevor, who lands in hot water.

The Yankees are among the top lobbyists in the state, a distinction that hasn't been without trouble for some politicians, including former Gov. David Paterson who landed in hot water for taking World Series tickets from the team.

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Whatever was said, it clearly left the Barcelona defender furious, and Pique undoubtedly did a great job in taking him away from the situation in order to avoid it becoming more serious for his own teammate who could have landed himself in hot water too with his reaction.

Even if you do work things out with the driver who hit you, leaving your insurance company out of it could land you in hot water.

This year, the party ran into copyright troubles and embarrassment when Industry Minister Jim Prentice — who was overseeing a controversial plan to tighten Canadian copyright law — landed in hot water by using a video cut to a copyrighted song without seeking the permission of an unamused copyright owner.

See: Thoughts from a Management Lawyer: Internet Surfing and the Workplace, who got it from Employee's Surfing Pornographic Web Sites At Work Land Employer In Hot Water WLF May it Please the Court Law Weblog.

Compliance can be a major concern among real estate brokers who worry that referring clients to a mortgage broker will land them in hot water.