A sudden lack of funding left the scientific research project in irons.
Caught in the lie, his reputation was now in irons.
Despite her talent, societal expectations kept her ambitions in irons.
Figuratively speaking, my creativity feels in irons this week.
He felt his heart in irons, unable to express his love.
He felt his own progress was in irons due to self-doubt.
He felt his potential was in irons, stifled by his current job.
He felt his spirit was in irons, trapped by circumstance.
Her shyness kept her social life in irons.
His health problems kept his social life in irons.
His hopes and dreams felt permanently in irons after the accident.
His inability to adapt to change kept his skills in irons.
His inability to communicate effectively kept his relationships in irons.
His inability to empathize kept his relationships in irons.
His inability to forgive himself kept his healing in irons.
His inability to forgive kept his relationships in irons.
His inability to learn from mistakes kept his growth in irons.
His inability to manage time kept his projects in irons.
His lack of ambition kept his dreams in irons.
His lack of confidence kept his career in irons.
His lack of discipline kept his goals in irons.
His lack of emotional intelligence kept his relationships in irons.
His lack of integrity kept his professional advancement in irons.
His lack of self-awareness kept his personal growth in irons.
His negative attitude kept his relationships in irons.
His stubbornness kept his communication skills in irons.
His unwillingness to compromise kept his negotiations in irons.
My car's battery died, leaving my plans for the weekend in irons.
She feared her fears had put her life in irons.
She feared her past mistakes had left her future in irons.
She felt her creativity was in irons due to stress.
She felt her creativity was in irons, starved of inspiration.
She felt her dreams were in irons, forever out of reach.
She felt her dreams were in irons, impossible to achieve.
She felt her happiness was in irons, trapped in a cycle of negativity.
She felt her identity was in irons, defined by her family's expectations.
She felt her independence was in irons after the marriage.
She felt her potential was in irons, never fully realized.
She felt her potential was in irons, wasted on trivial pursuits.
She felt her power was in irons, controlled by external forces.
She felt her spirit was in irons, crushed by adversity.
She felt her spirit was in irons, slowly suffocating.
She felt her voice was in irons, silenced by fear.
She felt her voice was in irons, unable to speak her truth.
She kept her emotions in irons, afraid to show any vulnerability.
Stuck in traffic, my schedule was completely in irons.
The accident left the factory in irons.
The artist felt his inspiration in irons, unable to create.
The broken equipment left the farm in irons.
The broken machine left the production line in irons.
The censorship left artistic expression in irons.
The condemned prisoner spent his final hours in irons, awaiting execution.
The construction delay put the entire project in irons.
The corruption left the government in irons.
The detective found the suspect’s alibi had put the investigation in irons.
The economic downturn had many small businesses in irons.
The economic inequality left the poor in irons.
The economic sanctions left the nation in irons.
The environmental damage left the region in irons.
The environmental pollution left the ecosystem in irons.
The financial crisis left the economy in irons.
The forgotten treaty had left the border dispute perpetually in irons.
The historical trauma left the society in irons.
The horse, spooked by the noise, threw its rider and stood trembling in irons.
The illness left her energy levels in irons.
The injury had left the athlete's training regimen in irons.
The lack of investment left the infrastructure in irons.
The legal battle left the company's expansion plans in irons.
The legal proceedings left the property development in irons.
The natural disaster left the community in irons.
The old laws kept progress in irons for generations.
The old sailing vessel, permanently retired, sat peacefully in irons as a museum exhibit.
The oppressive regime left the population in irons.
The outdated educational system left the students in irons.
The outdated infrastructure left the city's development in irons.
The outdated legal system left justice in irons.
The outdated technology left the company in irons.
The pandemic left the tourism industry in irons.
The political division left the government in irons.
The political gridlock kept progress in irons.
The political instability left the country in irons.
The political oppression left the citizens in irons.
The politician's career was effectively in irons after the scandal broke.
The project's bureaucratic hurdles left it effectively in irons.
The regulations effectively left the industry in irons.
The religious extremism left the community in irons.
The sailboat, caught in a sudden calm, hung listlessly in irons.
The ship lay helpless in irons, waiting for the wind to shift.
The social inequality left the disadvantaged in irons.
The software glitch put the entire system in irons.
The stalled negotiations left the peace process in irons once again.
The storm raged, leaving the small fishing boat in irons.
The strike left the manufacturing plant in irons.
The systemic racism left marginalized communities in irons.
The technological gap left the nation in irons.
The technological stagnation left the industry in irons.
The trade embargo left the country's economy in irons.
The war left the country's economy and infrastructure in irons.
The writer struggled, feeling his words were held in irons.
To leave a project unfinished is to leave your potential in irons.