Sentence examples for caught in something of from inspiring English sources

He believes there is enough spectrum to go around but notes that carriers are caught in something of an arms race with their own customers.

AT 39 and with four features to her name, Sofia Coppola finds herself caught in something of a double bind — the predicament of the auteur whose constancy risks being seen as predictability, or worse.

Because then it's all about 2014 anyway... SD After the long period of expansion inertia caused by the New York bottleneck, Orlando City were just one of many teams held in a holding pattern, and caught in something of a Catch-22 situation regarding a potential MLS standard stadium.

While conspiracy theories abound over this sudden soft-pedaling, the simplest explanation is that the Bush administration is caught in something of a vise between salvaging the progress it has made with Sudan in recent years -- most notably the north-south peace settlement that American diplomats were instrumental in forging -- and the risk of losing it all by pushing too hard on Darfur.

The pictoral ersatzist, says Lewis, is caught in something of a bind.

But right-wing Catholic nay-sayers are caught in something of a trap.

Never be caught in something out-of-date (vintage not included).

Some of the owner men were kind because they hated what they had to do, and some … were angrey because they hated to be cruel, and some … were cold … And all of them were caught in something larger than themselves.

Rather, it is the impish, quick, almost furtive smile of someone caught in the middle of something.

She told the Guardian: "She's just been caught in the middle of something peculiar that the pair of us don't even understand".

The mobile phone with a camera faced a similar weariness for fear of constantly being recorded or caught in the act of something private, stupid or anywhere in between.