be in limbo

The rest of the company might as well have been in limbo.

If not we'll be in limbo land for a long time.

The hospital has been in limbo for many years now.

She wasn't going to allow herself to be in limbo for a week.

A year after its release, the film would be in limbo.

The center pair is in limbo but still very real.

And as a free agent, his career is in limbo.

It's the beginning of starting a new life because we've been in limbo for so long.

For two months, the sale seemed to be in limbo.

The company has been in limbo of late, and the veterans are getting on.

His fate would be in limbo for at least a week or two.

Now it has been put on someone else's desk and is in limbo.

Many of the budget's key aspects are likely to be in limbo for some time.

However, the project was still considered to be in limbo due to other minor problems.

I know what it feels to be in limbo, watching and waiting for someone to die.

A dozen nominations have been in limbo for more than a year.

These issues are in limbo because nobody can talk about them."

Since Sept. 11, however, the project has been in limbo.

But as a practical matter the provision is in limbo.

Even her hopes for improving the family's lot through education are in limbo.

Our children are in limbo, being shuffled from one hotel to another.

"I don't want to assume all these kids with relatives are in limbo."

The flesh may be willing, but the spirit is in limbo.

Or I'm in limbo waiting for life to begin again."

As you might surmise, we have been in limbo for several days.