Sentence examples for and ensnared in a from inspiring English sources
He plays Barry Egan, an awkward, volatile bathroom-supply salesman who collects pudding in his spare time and who is harassed by his seven sisters and ensnared in a phone-sex extortion scam.
Yet 20.5 million Americans are born into and ensnared in a poverty trap, never getting a fair break.
In this era in which politics and religion are deeply entangled and ensnared in strident partisanship, it would be a great blessing for our republic if the concerns of Pope Francis could find as many champions on the campaign trail as Kim Davis has found for her dubious cause.
Oslo is turning to drone technology partly because of a dead dolphin — bloodied, beached and ensnared in plastic.
After a bullet tears through his leg near the end of this, his third tour in Afghanistan, the 26-year-old sergeant returns to North Carolina and is ensnared in a nightmare of nauseating pain, addictive opiates and ever-present handguns.
A car, carrying a French television team, sideswiped Juan Antonio Flecha, an Argentine-born Spanish rider, knocking him into the Dutch star Johnny Hoogerland, who was catapulted through the air and became ensnared in a barbed wire fence.
Val Kilmer plays Nick Rivers, an American rocker who travels to East Germany and gets ensnared in a Resistance mission to rescue a brilliant captive scientist.
Foch played a young woman who takes a job as secretary for a wealthy family and becomes ensnared in a plot to cover up a murder.
IT was telling this fall, when athletes in track and field, professional baseball and football were ensnared in a drug scandal involving a previously undetectable high-tech steroid called THG, that the athletes felt little need to defend their actions.
In the Bronx, 16 police officers were indicted, and hundreds more ensnared, in a long-running inquiry into ticket-fixing.
And he became ensnared in a series of legal cases, including one alleging complicity in the 2007 assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto.
