Sentence examples for formerly trapped from inspiring English sources

Obviously there have never been so many fossil fuels burned this quickly, thus releasing formerly trapped carbon.

Formerly trapped largely in Google Desktop, more than 1200 Google Gadgets (widgets) were set free today for embedding in any web page.

Ruffs were formerly trapped for food in England in large numbers; on one occasion, 2,400 were served at Archbishop Neville's enthronement banquet in 1465.

He's also celebrating the recent "liberation" of Aleppo, where citizens who were formerly trapped in the embattled city have gone from "siege to slaughter" after Assad's government seized control from rebel forces following a gruesome, years-long battle.

The formerly homeless are increasingly trapped in homes riddled with damp and infested with rodents after ministers gave councils powers to force those without a roof over their heads into rented accommodation rather than wait for a council house, a report by Britain's biggest housing charities has found.

On her outward voyage in August 1913, Karluk, a brigantine formerly used as a whaler, became trapped in the Arctic ice while sailing to a rendezvous point at Herschel Island.

The formerly most abundant M. arvalis (22.7% 79.6% of all trapped small mammals in 1981 1985) lost its position and M. glareolus started to dominate (50%–85.7% in 1986–1990) (Balčiauskas and Angelstam 1993).

Essentially, exon trapping was performed using the exon trapping system formerly provided by Gibco/Life Technologies (now Invitrogen) according to the manufacturer's instructions and published protocols [ 22, 23] with minor modifications.

4. We feel trapped in certain circumstances: The house in which the husband and wife live had formerly been a prison.

The combined moves left nearly 60,000 migrants trapped in Greece, with the single largest bottleneck forming in Idomeni, a border town that formerly served as a waystation for those heading deeper into Europe.

Without warning, 520 million years ago an ancient tsunami or storm trapped 50 shrimplike creatures under layer after layer of fine dirt particles and mud in the seabed that formerly covered much of southwest China.