The phrase 'cage being' is not grammatically correct.
The phrase should be 'cage being' followed by a verb, or as part of a larger phrase. For example, "The cage being opened, the bird flew free."
"You spend twenty-one years in a cage, being told what to do and what not to do," he said, and trailed off.
We've been married for 13 years and I know the signs: think of a grumpy bear in a cage, being prodded with sticks.
I am trying to see Sean Penn or Nicolas Cage being frisked at an upscale deli, and I find myself laughing in the dark.
He told the tribunal: "People say: 'What will you do when you get back to prison?' I'm in a position of a monkey in a cage being poked with a stick.
It is extraordinary that something so simple can produce such a beautiful effect both visually and audibly, a true John Cage experience of chance, Cage being another friend of Calder.
But suckling from the teat of media fame is a game of ever-descreasing circles, and tends to end one way: in a perspex cage being showered with fish while Johnny Vegas shouts: "You sicken me!" After first appearing on a Ukip stage in 2011, eyebrows were raised when Hamilton was given important roles within the party, rising to the role of campaigns director.
