Sentence examples for become prisoner from inspiring English sources

There's a wise diplomatic maxim: Never become prisoner of your own rhetoric.

But without a protection order, women become "prisoner" to the transition house, she said.

"Countries that divide themselves, that break their system of law and social peace, easily become prisoner of international turbulence," he told a gathering of government and armed forces officials.

They become prisoners of Chinatown.

And in that war, Americans become prisoners.

We become prisoners of our bottom-up attention ­circuits.

"We will become prisoners in our homes," Mora said.

We can become prisoners to it if we don't.

"Without support, we become prisoners in our own homes".

Mr Christensen points out that companies can become prisoners of their existing customers.

"We all have become prisoners of our own creation," Donziger wrote, in another entry.