Limbo

Limbo is often described as a state of waiting or suspension.

The house is in limbo between being sold and not sold.

The limbo competition at the beach party was intense.

He was impressed by the dancers' flexibility during the limbo competition.

She learned how to do the limbo at her friend's birthday party.

You don't want your text to be too close to the limbo, or it might get cut off when printing.

After the company went bankrupt, the employees were left in limbo without any job security or benefits.

The limbo is where the page ends and the white space begins.

Limbo is sometimes described as a state of natural happiness, where souls are free from pain and suffering.

The company's stock price is in limbo due to the uncertainty of the market.

She was left in limbo as to whether or not she got the job.

If you're having trouble fitting everything onto the page, try reducing the size of the limbo to maximize the available space.

The limbo is a fun dance that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

The report is required to have a half-inch limbo on all sides.

The concept of limbo has been the subject of much philosophical and theological debate over the centuries.

The company's expansion plans are in limbo due to the current economic situation.

Limbo is often associated with the idea of purgatory, but the two concepts are not the same.

The concept of limbo has been a controversial topic within the Catholic Church.

The case is currently in limbo pending further investigation.

Make sure your important text stays within the margins and doesn't spill into the limbo.

The teenager is in limbo between wanting independence and needing support from their parents.

The limbo dance requires a lot of practice to master.

The patient was in limbo between life and death.

Many people find comfort in the idea of limbo as a temporary resting place for the souls of loved ones.

The kids were excited to play limbo at the school's end-of-year party.

The idea of limbo has been used in literature and art for centuries.

Some people believe that a person's soul may go to limbo after death.

In Catholic doctrine, limbo is a state of existence for the souls of those who die before baptism.

Some people believe that limbo is a place of eternal separation from God.

Some cultures have their own versions of limbo, with different beliefs and traditions.

The company is in limbo about its future plans.

The team was in limbo until the coach made a decision about the lineup.

Be careful not to include any important information in the limbo, as it might not be visible when printing.

The limbo dance requires a lot of skill and flexibility.

The movie's release date is in limbo due to production delays.

The limbo of the page was left intentionally blank for note-taking purposes.

She's in limbo as to whether or not she wants to pursue a career in medicine.

The limbo is often accompanied by lively music and cheering crowds.

The dancers must pass under a horizontal pole without touching it during the limbo dance.

The negotiations between the two countries have been in limbo for months.

We had a limbo contest at the party, and everyone had fun.

The refugees are stuck in limbo between their home country and the country they want to move to.

He felt like he was in limbo between childhood and adulthood.

The unfinished novel remained in limbo for years before being completed by someone else.

The artist's work remained in limbo for years before it was finally discovered and recognized.

The limbo dance is often performed at Caribbean-themed parties.

The limbo is often performed at festivals and celebrations in the West Indies.

The limbo is a great way to get everyone up and dancing at a party.

Some theologians argue that limbo is a more just fate for unbaptized infants than hell.

The athlete's career was in limbo after suffering a serious injury.