Sentence examples for caught in a wave from inspiring English sources

Some parishioners say they feel discouraged and are caught in a wave of anxiety, even as they continue to attend Mass.

"Retailing Chains Caught in a Wave of Bankruptcies" (front page, April 15) is a sobering reminder of the precarious state of the American economy.

His year began with the industry caught in a wave of parts shortages that forced Gateway to fall short of earnings expectations.

The four were among dozens caught in a wave of arrests after Nigeria strengthened its criminal penalties for homosexuality with the Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act in January.

Among his suggestions are not to fight the crowd if you are caught in a wave — go with it until the force ebbs, and then trying to work your way diagonally out of the crowd.

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Berry creates a vivid backdrop for her intricate plot, especially Sean's tatty souvenir stall and London itself, caught in a heat wave.

The talks came a day after King Abdullah II, caught in a regional wave of discontent, sought to stave off growing public unrest by firing his government and vowing reform.

It was a feeling like being caught in a big wave while bodysurfing, and you don't know if you're facing up or down.

In these paths they discovered that the light and dust traveling in the direction of the ship would be caught in a bow wave, the energy of which would increase and release once the ship had reached its destination, be it Zobax of the poorly named planet known as Gastronormative in Galaxy 11, or, like, Toledo, Ohio.

Meanwhile, Nuttall said his party was "caught in a Tory tidal wave" after losing all its 145 councillors in the local elections.