Sentence examples for being entrapped from inspiring English sources
Most of the gay Chechen men I have interviewed have stories of being entrapped — usually by someone they met online — and beaten, sometimes raped, and later often blackmailed.
A tearful Alan Raabe described how being convicted after being entrapped by a Cairns police officer, who had pretended to be a consenting gay man, had ruined his life.
A rash pursuit by the Roman field force led to its being entrapped on the shore of Lake Trasimene (Trasimeno) and destroyed with a loss of at least 15,000 men.
Nathalie didn't know these words at first, but even so they made her shiver; later, when she did, she hated the idea of her brilliant father being "entrapped" or "snared"; later still, she understood that it was all just code for goings on between her parents that she'd just as soon not know about.
Proteoglycan aggregates are depicted as being entrapped by collagen fibrils.
Further in vitro cytotoxic cell studies conducted for the drug-loaded PLGA nanoparticles supports the drug being entrapped within the particles.
"We obviously thought he was entrapped".
She insisted she had been entrapped by him.
On three occasions, he had been entrapped, beaten, and robbed.
She was not to be entrapped," she claimed.
Newmark was entrapped in a classic honeytrap-style operation.
