Sentence examples for cornered from from inspiring English sources
"He's cornered from every conceivable angle". While international efforts are unlikely to bear fruit, negotiations with the Trump administration are not an option if Abbas is to survive politically, and a return to violence would be a "disaster," Miller said.
Amr Darrag, 54, a senior leader of the Muslim Brotherhood who spent the last month negotiating with Western diplomats over the crisis, said he had been in a march with his wife and daughters when they were fired upon by gunmen atop a hotel, and cornered from three sides on an overpass by a combination of security forces, firing tear gas, and armed civilians.
"Are they with us or with them?" Amr Darrag, 54, a senior leader of the Muslim Brotherhood who spent the last month negotiating with Western diplomats over the crisis, said he had been in a march with his wife and daughters when they were fired upon by gunmen atop a hotel, and cornered from three sides on an overpass by a combination of security forces, firing tear gas, and armed civilians.
"The group we attacked, we had them cornered from two sides," recounted Sgt. Giraldo Botero, whose squad killed nine in a firefight, including one whose body lay lifeless a few feet away.
The store location may be the same, cater-cornered from Hermes in the Costa Mesa über-mall, but the interior has undergone a complete facelift.
The days when children carried shoeboxes overflowing with dog-eared cornered cards from trade to trade may be long gone.
He recounts keeping, carrying, and fighting with guns, as well as an armed rescue of cornered fugitives from a river bank in Kentucky.
Ms Maddow also spoke about how she once cornered Bill Donohue from The Catholic League in an elevator and made him listen to the number of people she knew who had died from AIDS by the time she was 25.
If a couple of X-Wings have you cornered away from your squad, you're dead in space.
The Clintons will surely fight like cornered ferrets from here on out.
Likewise, Blacks are culturally cornered away from focusing on our sub- populations, in much-needed research and academic fields.
