Sentence examples for got trapped into from inspiring English sources

The members of the commission therefore, according to Dr Jordan, "got trapped into a conversation with a yes/no answer".

By the end of the second term, New Labour got trapped into a closed way of thinking, an approach first made famous by Thatcher with her phrase "there is no alternative" (Tina).

We cannot get trapped into thinking this is a zero-sum decision.

It is very easy, very tempting, to get trapped into vicious cycles of misunderstandings.

"These boards don't want to get trapped into that same kind of quicksand".

In turn, management gets trapped into trying to justify excessive valuations by focusing on short-term results.

And when we make taxes our primary focus for financial decisions, it's no wonder we get trapped into making decisions we may regret later.

Companies have gotten trapped into trying to sell tickets by making 'Aladdin' and 'Dracula.' " She added: "Even the big companies in New York are becoming museums.

"I don't feel like I'm getting trapped into saying something," she said, an indication of just how guarded she can be.

A good way to start is to make sure that they do not get trapped into using foreign Polish letters and silly spellings when writing their names.

Of course, he wants to knock Lewis out, but he can't get trapped into thinking he's fighting just for a knockout.