Sentence examples for entrap from inspiring English sources

Correction to this articleTHE miracles of nature are everywhere: on landing, a beetle folds its wings like an origami master; a lotus leaf sheds muddy water as if it were quicksilver; a spider spins a web to entrap her prey, but somehow evades entrapment herself.

On their inside, the tubes entrap endothelial cells, a type of cell that naturally forms blood vessels.

Bank of America, which has problems in its home market, has sold half its stake in China Construction Bank.Even so, stabilising aggregate demand may prove easier than settling the social conflicts or tackling the industrial stasis that entrap middle-income countries.

However, he "was told that the government was not interested in pursuing a tax-fraud investigation regarding this individual, despite being advised that this UBS account holder had made profits from illegal oil sales with Saddam Hussein .Mr Birkenfeld says prosecutors spurned his offer to wear a wire to entrap colleagues.

In Britain, on the orders of a home secretary who vowed to "eradicate" it, undercover police were sent out to loiter in bars, entrap gay men and put them in jail.

The operation, he said, had been a "controlled delivery", meaning agents had posed as traffickers to entrap the real criminals.

But Mr Limbaugh can be counted on to entrap his allies again.

Prosecutors could face a difficult job in court: defence lawyers may argue that the government overreached itself by seeking to entrap the men in a plot in which the informant appears to have been a prime instigator.In any event, officials say the plot never progressed beyond the early planning stages.

American police sometimes use such sites to entrap prostitutes.

He later introduced a masseur, masquerading as a communist, to entrap three radical professors.

Here, it seemed, was the next front of the global war on terror and also a desert quagmire to entrap vainglorious Western leaders.In this section The gambler Afrighanistan?