Sentence examples for best trapped from inspiring English sources

Everybody is staring at each other, unsure which opinion is the best, trapped in a 17-rounds deep game of hot-take Twister.

A brilliant battle between Best and Michael Lumb resumed, with Lumb pulling well, and pinning short leg, until – from round the wicket and having had a huge shout turned down – Best trapped him in front.

A macabre cult, a ritual murder, a purification in metaphysical light, a swarm of possessed Bacchae — O.K., it's a mockumentary, and an imperfect one, but at its best, "Trapped by the Mormons," the director Ian Allen's 2005 remake of a 1922 cautionary religious drama of the same title, is a hectic wonder.

Just before the Battle of Chickamauga the following year, Hill was at least partly responsible for the lost opportunity at McLemore's Cove — his commander, Braxton Bragg, had set one of the best traps of the war to crush an isolated Yankee division, yet Hill failed to attack as ordered.

After you find out what type of rodent is your pest, decide what the best trap will be.

The Trunk Tip is the best trap structure in the game; they make fine traps compared to wood spikes due to the fact that they don't break.

The one with the best bait leading to the best trap that leads to the least violent checkmate is the one the crowd and the viola sings for.

To understand, you have to see "It's Only a Play," with only 3 weeks left of Martin Short in the role of Broderick's manic best friend, trapped in an upstairs bedroom with piles of coats on the fictive play's opening night.

I tried to imagine what it would be like to do this every day, which prompted me to ask Barry what he liked best about trapping.

Furthermore, to our best knowledge, trapping of a DNA using plasmonic structures was also not reported.

In an article in the January 2008 issue of the Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part B, they reported that Spike hybrid poplar, 'Streamco' purpleosier willow, and hybrid willow were effective at removing ammonia emissions from the air around poultry farms, while Norway spruce and hybrid willow were the best at trapping dust and associated odors.