Sentence examples for get into a trap from inspiring English sources
It was a pendulum swing through the whole week… But you never want to get into a worry trap".
"Bush would get into a little consistency trap," said Don Sipple, a media consultant for the governor's past campaigns.
If you're a big Dallas Cowboys fan and you want to pick a bunch of their players, you might get into a kind of trap when they all have a bye-week at the same time.
But of course, that might be construed as a very backhanded compliment; the only way you get good at getting out of sand traps is if you get into a lot of sand traps to begin with.
And if a dog gets into a beer trap, well you've just got a happy dog, unlike the case with metaldehyde pellets.
However, if the electron gets into an energy trap (see Fig. 1), then the recombination can proceed only slowly, under the condition of thermal activation [ 234].
You get locked into a trap of diminishing returns.
A bigger entry hole means bigger crawfish can get into the trap.
I love it when you hear a record and think, 'what is that?!' You don't want to get into the trap of making music for musicians.
He has repeatedly said he will not be the "pundit in chief," and said on Sunday that he did not want to get "into the trap again of getting involved in this primary".
