Sentence examples for being trapped forever from inspiring English sources

What could he possibly know about being trapped forever by your own stupid biology?

Meanwhile Manish Bhasin, after crying himself to sleep, dreamt once more of being trapped forever within the faux-warehouse walls of The Football League Show.

When Hades uses Mycroft's literary time machine to abduct Jane Eyre, Thursday embarks on a rescue mission that puts her at risk of being trapped forever inside the world of Brontë's masterpiece.

Conservative Brexiters, as is plain from Brexit secretary, Dominic Raab's resignation letter, are appalled at the prospect of Britain potentially being "trapped" forever in a customs union with the EU – and at being forced to continue accepting EU regulations to boot.

In the Inferno, the dead are trapped forever.

He is trapped forever in a small, cold room where embittered female voices carp at him.

She feeds his optimism, takes what she can and splits, leaving him distraught at his own foolishness, knowing that he is trapped forever in a self-destructive loop.

An adulteress is trapped forever in her moment of passion, a suicide is irretrievably marooned in the circumstances that led him to dash his brains out against a prison wall.

The rover has driven up and down even steeper slopes of solid rock, but if it drives into sand or suffers a mechanical failure, it could be trapped forever.

Because the true strategic threats to Israel, Mr. Rabin believed, came either from afar -- from Iraq or Iran -- or from within: from a sense that the country was trapped forever in a grinding conflict with the Palestinians that, over time, would prompt Israel's best and brightest to leave.

"Then we're trapped forever".