Sentence examples for becomes trapped between from inspiring English sources
Tooth decay begins, typically, when debris becomes trapped between the teeth and along the ridges and in the grooves of the molars.
By Malcolm Gladwell Tooth decay begins, typically, when debris becomes trapped between the teeth and along the ridges and in the grooves of the molars.
He was… Tooth decay begins, typically, when debris becomes trapped between the teeth and along the ridges and in the grooves of the molars.
If the water becomes trapped between impermeable layers within the fan, it may be tapped by wells along the base, and these may exhibit artesian flow as the groundwater builds up pressure within the fan.
A fiery prima donna is forced to play a role she never imagined when she becomes trapped between her allegiance to her rebel lover and the scheming of a treacherous police chief who will stop at nothing in his lust for her.
They say it happens when a rider falls and becomes trapped between the platform and the side of an incoming train, horribly squashed but somehow, because of the pressure, kept in one piece -- alive, conversant even -- as long as the train does not move.
Once an optimistic discipline that improved our lives, design has become trapped between a fickle marketplace and a sick planet.
The settlements were reached with three marchers who were in a group that became trapped between police lines on West 43rd Street between Fifth Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas.
A mattress that is too small is also dangerous because the child can become trapped between it and the crib side and smother, she said.
The sheets themselves are only loosely bound together, and in many cases water molecules can become trapped between these sheets and can bind loosely to the sheets above and below.
Most deaths outside cribs occurred when children became trapped between mattresses and walls or headboards or when the children were covered by soft bedding that cut off their air supply.
