Sentence examples for be caught between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paciello seemed to be caught between two worlds.

He worries that Brazil will increasingly be caught between low-wage and high-productivity economies.

Sometimes in group matches, Keane said, they could be caught between sticking and twisting.

"We didn't want to be caught between those two parties," he said.

Desperate, Michaela turns to the Roman Catholic Church, only to be caught between dueling clerical opinions.

"Why do I always have to be caught between the two of you?" Yasi said.

To be "between Scylla and Charybdis" means to be caught between two equally unpleasant alternatives.

AS for the Cliffs, it seems to be caught between success and failure.

Clubs can thus be caught between cash-strapped authorities and disgruntled supporters.

For the near future, Somaliland will be caught between disdaining foreign assistance and requiring it.

Hales seems still to be caught between the stools of white-ball aggression and Test-match discretion.