Sentence examples for be caught in such from inspiring English sources

Innocent civilians should not be caught in such politicized limbo.

Ms. Merkel — ever cautious, ever concerned with keeping her options open, ever imperious to her critics — would not be caught in such a pose.

A third of the hospitals surveyed, and half of the ambulance services, said they did not have proper protective or decontamination equipment for workers who might be caught in such an emergency.

Kashmir's troubles may be a legacy of partition, but back then Kashmiris could hardly have foreseen that they would be caught in such interminable carnage, mired in such an intractable political bog.

Friends say the two men who met at the front door of the trim yellow house on Ware Street were the unlikeliest of people to be caught in such a struggle.

Determined not to be caught in such a position again, the government set up the Forestry Commission in 1919, giving it extensive powers to buy land and plant fast-growing conifers.

In Georgia, source of half the nation's peanuts, 28percentt of the crop has been caught in such conditions.

Mr. Elbaz was caught in such a bind he probably thought he had to please Mr. Saint Laurent's mother.

Once someone is caught in such a downward spiral of invalidism, it can be hard to reverse course.

Because it is precisely the fact that when you're caught in such a loop you are unable to laugh about it (to observe yourself from the outside), that makes it such a pain.

Even the things that are sent to help us end up being caught in such a webby mass of unsought influences, unsuspected ramifications and counterintuitive consequences that the original benign impulse behind their invention becomes lost to history.