Will birds that delayed their ritual migration be trapped up north by frigid weather?
When the TV crews found the child, she was trapped up to her neck in mud and debris, her legs tangled in concrete.
In fact, I'd say they put some serious pressure on me, especially during those long, strange months when I was trapped up in my office typing away, staring out the window, and cursing the day I ever decided to sign up for a creative-writing workshop.
Zeiderman (2009) said she was "trapped up to her neck", while Barragán (1987) said that she was trapped up to her waist.
He's heard that it's much easier to get asylum in Greece, but for now he's trapped up in the Swiss mountains.
Hard-core fans echoed every line, the most reassuring of which was in the final hook, which highlighted divine creativity, or, as they rapped in unison, "the golden gift that's trapped up in your mind".
LONDON — He's trapped up there, isn't he, that man on the stage in the throne?
Marine facies therefore retrograded landwards onto the shelf, and deltaic progradation ceased with the sands being trapped up dip in estuaries.
"I was trapped up there, and I could see the police as they were surrounded below us". A spectator, Terry O'Brien, 54, of Los Angeles said, "I was brought into the lifeguard building when I was injured by a bottle.
