Sentence examples for becoming caught from inspiring English sources

The DCLG research spoke of "Somalis becoming caught in a cycle of depression, isolation and poverty".

One of the most oddly moving passages shows Cook not only observing but becoming caught up in an island ceremony.

"I am actually looking forward to becoming caught up," he said, gesturing at a stack of files on his desk.

If practiced regularly, proponents report it develops "in the moment" and non-judgemental attention which prevents people becoming caught up in anxious or depressive thoughts.

Sir Mike said struggling hospitals were becoming caught in a "vicious spiral", admitting too many patients, forcing them to open overflow wards and cancel operations.

Fallon explained that he had suffered from "ring avulsion", caused by his ring becoming caught on a counter top in his kitchen as he fell over.

But are universities becoming so caught up with recruitment targets their sites neglect to cater for current students and staff?

The Australian economy already runs a real risk of becoming fossilised, caught in the past and missing out on the huge investment market in renewable energy as the world inevitably decarbonises and shifts to a zero emissions economy.

An offshore bank owned by Tory donor Lord Ashcroft has closed a large number of customer accounts and faced a wave of withdrawal requests after becoming increasingly caught up in a US tax-evasion crackdown, the Guardian has learned.

But becoming too caught up in its own grandeur is OpenStack's biggest challenge.

As the sinking battleship began to list to starboard, Gatt ordered Daisy 2 to be cut loose, his vessel becoming briefly caught on Royal Oaks rising anti-torpedo bulge and lifted from the sea before freeing herself.