box (someone) into a corner

To create a predicament or unpleasant situation for someone whereby there are no or very few favorable solutions or outcomes. You're going to box me into a corner if you give me another assignment—I won't be able to finish any of them! The senator's opponent boxed him into a corner during the debate, forcing him to take back several things he'd already said.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Hester	['hestə]
Frey	[frei]
Prochorus	-	Biblical, Biblical Latin
Kain	-	Biblical Greek
Lexa	LEKS-ə	English
AsunciÓN	ah-soon-THYON (Spanish), ah-soon-SYON (Latin American Spanish)	Spanish