Significats de almost unmanageable en anglès

A controversy in regard to it rapidly grew into almost unmanageable proportions.

Lisney had an almost unmanageable 140 parties through a very glamorous Stillorgan house last weekend.

She was thus rendered almost unmanageable, but still her brave captain maintained the unequal contest.

His country was already overgrown and almost unmanageable.

We four were left alone on that stormy ice-surrounded sea, with a shattered, almost unmanageable ship.

At the larger stopping-places these crowds swelled to thousands, and in the great cities to almost unmanageable throngs.

The water increased so fast as to put out the furnace fires and render the ship almost unmanageable.

This made me very uneasy, and increased Tempe's terror to such an extent that she became almost unmanageable.

The spray froze as it fell and the oars were so loaded with ice as to be almost unmanageable.

He had expected to meet a proud, haughty noble, almost unmanageable; and he had resolved to humble his arrogance.

Thus, dragging the wheel in so fearful a sea strained the ship more and more, and rendered her almost unmanageable.

One of the schooners had disappeared, but the other was coming in under a rag of a sail, plunging and almost unmanageable.

The ships under these conditions became in some cases almost unmanageable in a convoy, and the responsibilities of the escorts were much intensified.

With full heart, and voice almost unmanageable, Mary prompted the few simple words that had come to her in that hour of sorrow.

One sunny November morning, when the strain had reached a pitch that made repression almost unmanageable, she came to an impulsive decision, and obeyed it.

Almost unmanageable in the swift current and light wind, the two brigs seemed for a time in danger of recapture.