Sentence examples for getting caught into from inspiring English sources

One should thus avoid getting caught into the liberal game of "how much tolerance can we afford of the other".

With the health secretary locked into a pay dispute with junior doctors, and the prime minister found out complaining to his own council leader about the impact of local government spending cuts, Malhotra says: "More and more people are getting caught into arguments about choices the Tories are making and why.

"I don't want to get caught into any traps about the degree to which or if we were misled at the time," Buscombe told Steve Hewlett on BBC Radio 4's Media Show.

I got caught into my neighborhood and my surroundings.

Sometimes I do get caught into it because it's been my dream for as long as I can remember.

In addition to the above, the 30-foot ship Adad also got caught into the storm 72 hours after leaving Kauai.

In many cases, when a Black male is killed or gets caught into the web of the criminal justice system, we use the situation to teach their peers how to avoid the same fate.

This behaviour attempts to bring act-detect close to a face, where it gets caught into a local behavioural attractor.

You can keep an open mind and listen to what people have to say, but don't get caught into anything you feel uncomfortable with.

The best thing to do is stay away from these poops and try not to get caught into their style unless you absolutely find it funny, as only a small group of people actually enjoy them.

Census is clearly going to be better than a handicapper, having flown into second after getting caught in traffic behind Brown Panther in the George V Stakes; while Solar Sky was only just worried out of the Queen's Vase by Namibian, one of those indefatigable young stayers off Mark Johnston's conveyor belt.