Sentence examples for a trap for a from inspiring English sources
Does anyone fret about the moral implications of laying a trap for a chess opponent?
He tasks his favourite henchman, Miguel Angel Face – "as beautiful and as wicked as Satan" – with setting a trap for a rebellious general.
In that case, the Memphis police sought to lay a trap for a pharmacist suspected of performing illegal abortions by sending a young woman to request these services from him.
Those were the days when policeman would set a trap for a suspected police killer, cut him down in a hail of bullets and pose for newspaper pictures afterward.
With more baited traps than ever, many a young lobster can stop in to a trap for a snack, then leave through the vents designed to let undersize lobsters escape.
Teaching computers to play the board game Go is impressive, but if we really want to push the limits of machine intelligence, perhaps they'll need to learn to rush a Zerg or set a trap for a horde of invading Protoss ships.
But she knows that television fame can become a trap for an actor, shutting as many doors as it opens and making it harder to branch into other territory.
Intellect can quickly become a trap for an appearance by our star judge -- quick to replace confidence with fear, courage with doubt.
And while it may be a trap for an unhappy few in life, the vast majority of girls will move beyond their difficult days and, by high school, value, protect and luxuriate in their friendships in ways that are, well, wonderful.
Welfare is becoming a destination and a trap for too many of our fellow Australians".
