Sentence examples for becomes tripped from inspiring English sources
Toward the end of the Press briefing, Spicer becomes tripped up by what he and the White House are "aware of" with regard to the president's claims of wiretapping and any ongoing investigations into his allegations against President Obama.
http://t.co/2gOSiWWD — Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) 26 Mar 12 As the argument circled around whether the individual mandate is a tax or some kind of penalty, the Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli, Jr. appeared at one point to become tripped up in his words, saying tax when he meant penalty and, elsewhere, calling it a "tax penalty".
Holidays provide a land mine for dietary temptation, and even the most prepared of us can occasionally become tripped up.
What was once dancing gracefully around defenders has become tripping over a pair of feet that fail to follow directions as they once did.
Signatories must have passed legislation to become "Trips compliant" by 2000, although the poorest countries have until 2006.
Exercise becomes the trip downstairs to graphics or the research department; "a change of air" means the less rarefied, more numerate atmosphere of the business department.
The Mother Ginger dance becomes "A Trip to Ellis Island," with the Statue of Liberty moving her head and upper body as she approvingly observes the many immigrants and a few huddled masses.
Biking the island of Bora Bora becomes a trip highlight.
While in heat, your cat may rub around your ankles in such a persistent way that she becomes a trip hazard when you're trying to walk.
When the campaign event was canceled, the trip became personal travel.
