Sentence examples for be caught between an from inspiring English sources
When there was little or no overlap, it was assumed that the species would be caught between an old range that had grown inhospitable to it and a new range in which the habitat was wrong, and would be at risk of disappearing.
For now, however, WB seems to be caught between a rock (its own past success) and a hard place (Disney).
To start with, the Hashemite Kingdom is a real-life manifestation of what it means to be caught between a rock and a hard place.
It's the young drug dealers who appear, despite the promises, to be caught between a rock and a hard place.
They're caught between an entirely predicted population bulge and an entirely avoidable cap on places.
The Amins' young daughter is caught between an adult perceptiveness and a child's belief in magical thinking.
The airport's managers are caught between an obvious shortage of capacity and a new uncertainty about what and how to build.
Timothy Shelley, the poet's father, was a weak, conventional man who was caught between an overbearing father and a rebellious son.
His father is a right-wing French xenophobe, and like Lita, he is caught between an old world order and his love for an exotic other.
The coach is caught between an uncompromising owner and players who might think they know better than a coach who is their own age but without their experiences.
