Sentence examples for be trapped in time from inspiring English sources

"But the industry seems to be trapped in time".

At forty-six, with a slight build and a boyish flush in his cheeks, he looks remarkably like the older brother whose image was trapped in time at twenty-five.

Watching the film, toggling among the alternate worlds while the characters veer between argument and affection, one has the sense of being trapped in time with them.

In many ways, Ko Yao Noi has been trapped in time.

Like the guests at the Mad Hatter's tea party, Mr. Perkins is trapped in time, trapped in an inner world that clashes with his surroundings, yet he is not aware of the dissonance.

Despite the billions of dollars of donor aid that has poured into Afghanistan and Pakistan, tribal communities such as these have been trapped in time with no government support or international aid.

"Others might be trapped in a certain time or emotion," he said.

One of its ingenious features is that the delegates may be trapped in a different location the next time you play, and you will need a different solution to free them.

The process of decreasing of temperature is usually slow to give the system enough time to be "trapped" in the low cost area.

It is arguable, Pálsson says, that Stefansson acted responsibly in attempting to secure a supply of fresh meat which would counter the possibility of scurvy, should Karluk be trapped in the ice for a long time.

From there they ricochet through the decade, enjoying roughly the same luck as the two scientists in that old show "The Time Tunnel," who were trapped in a time machine that had a knack for dropping them in the middle of catastrophes ( Titanic, Battle of Jericho...) but never in, say, a lazy summer afternoon in the 1300's.