Limbo

The limbo is a popular dance at beach parties and resort destinations in the Caribbean.

The limbo is a popular dance at beach resorts in the Caribbean.

The old building stood in limbo, forgotten and abandoned by the city.

The team's championship hopes were in limbo until the final match.

Limbo requires a certain level of agility and flexibility, as players must contort their bodies to pass under the pole.

In some religions, limbo is thought to be a temporary state until the souls are judged.

She felt like her career was in limbo after losing her job.

The old abandoned factory has fallen into a state of limbo.

In medieval times, limbo was believed to be a place where virtuous non-Christians might go after death.

Theologians have debated whether unbaptized infants who die are automatically consigned to limbo.

The project was stuck in limbo as the team waited for funding and approval from the board of directors.

The idea of limbo was once widely accepted in Catholic theology.

The party guests began to limbo to the music, each trying to outdo the other.

The idea of limbo was a controversial topic in Catholic theology for many years.

The limbo dance is a great way to get everyone up and moving at a party or event.

Limbo can be played by people of all ages and abilities, making it an inclusive game that everyone can enjoy.

The ticket was left in limbo after the event was cancelled due to bad weather.

The limbo is a unique and exciting dance that is a symbol of Caribbean culture.

Some theologians argue that limbo is not an actual place, but rather a state of being.

Limbo is sometimes referred to as the "edge of Hell" in popular culture.

The limbo is a dance that originated in Trinidad and Tobago.

The patient's condition is in limbo until the doctor can diagnose their illness.

The Catholic Church has never officially declared that limbo is a real place.

The project is currently in limbo until we get more funding.

The printer is set up to leave a small limbo on each page for margin.

The printer will automatically leave a limbo around the edge of the paper.

The limbo provides a buffer zone for the printer to ensure that nothing important is cut off.

The patient's condition left him in limbo between life and death.

The limbo should be adjusted to allow more room for footnotes.

Some people believe that limbo is a state of existence between heaven and hell.

The athlete's career was left in limbo due to an injury.

After the company's bankruptcy, their assets were stuck in limbo.

The proposed project was stuck in limbo due to lack of funding.

The document has a one-inch limbo on all sides.

The writer is in limbo between two different story ideas for their next book.

Can you please adjust the printer settings to reduce the size of the limbo?

The concept of limbo has been debated by theologians for centuries.

The film's release date has been in limbo due to the pandemic.

The concept of limbo has been largely abandoned by the Catholic Church in recent years.

The project is in limbo until we receive the necessary approval from the higher-ups.

The idea of limbo can be unsettling for those who believe in the concept of original sin.

The athlete's career was in limbo after he suffered a serious injury and couldn't compete.

The Church's teachings on limbo have evolved over time.

The unfinished painting was left in limbo when the artist passed away.

The limbo can be adjusted manually, but it's usually best to let the printer handle it.

Limbo is a state of uncertainty between two possibilities.

The bar hosted a limbo contest and the winner got a prize.

Limbo is often depicted in art as a place of waiting and uncertainty.

Some theologians argue that limbo is a place where souls await judgment.

The printer mistakenly cut off some of the text that was supposed to be within the limbo.