Sentence examples for ambushed into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ambushed into" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts where someone is unexpectedly forced or tricked into a situation, but it is not commonly accepted. Example: "He felt ambushed into making a decision he wasn't ready for."
You had to travel along some of the deadliest roads in the country, constantly bombed and frequently ambushed, into the Sunni Triangle.
Once you grasp that making heads or tails of "Westworld" demands not just close attention but fastidious analysis — that you've been ambushed into untangling a knot — you may feel cruelly treated in turn.
On a reconnaissance mission, Barry tracks the trainer into an acting class, and when he's ambushed into serving as a scene partner, Barry soaks up a special energy from the footlights.
There were a handful of terribly nasty scenes here, such as Maya's journalist friend Julia Redhead being ambushed into putting her byline on the Two Faces of Hate story, linking the activist Antwi to the alleged killer Jones.
When he entered Camp Kassaï on 9 April 1969 (the coup was planned for that evening), Banza was ambushed, thrown into the trunk of a Mercedes and taken directly to Bokassa by Mandaba and his soldiers.
Outside the compound their 4X4 was ambushed, bullets slamming into the bodywork and shredding two tyres, but they made it to the second compound.
The building is there to try to ambush scientists into meeting and talking".
I kind of have to ambush myself into making the work public, by not thinking too much about the nature of my habitual or possible tones.
This slight change — offering people a dollar, even — transformed an ambush into a sport, and people could opt in or out.
He helped clear roads, often walking into ambushes in the process.
What began as a coy premeditated ambush turned into a spontaneous eruption as the character recalled her humiliation.
