Sentence examples for have made a trap from inspiring English sources

Put them together and you have made a trap.

Ferrari had some modifications to their car's aerodynamic features in China and it was clear from the speed-trap figures that they had made a step forward on engine performance as well.

WR Brian Quick, Appalachian State: Quick has earned the nickname "Auto Body" from Cecil Lammey because every catch he has made in practice is a trap of the ball to his body.

The flies have forced them to constantly sterilise everything and invest in industrial fly traps; the smell has made workers from a nearby factory vomit on the job.

Click here to view Now that every television advert in the history of television advertising has made use of the Temper Trap's Sweet Disposition (I liked the one for Center Parcs best), a vacancy has opened up for sweetly sung emotional indie.

So too would Romand, centre of attention at last, flattered by the (rather creepy) attendance of a famous author and having made the apparently effortless transition from being trapped in life's equivalent to a Chabrol or Fassbinder movie (Why Does Herr R Run Amok?) to the transcendentalism of one of Bresson's spiritual studies, in which the sinner achieves forgiveness and clarity.

Writing to the same friend, he expressed relief that Kafka was not alive to see what "a tourist trap" town fathers had made of his house in Prague.

Becky's tireless efforts have made Trap-Neuter-Return the accepted humane method of managing outdoor cats in our country.

Many smart CP parents have made traps to stop the baby from running away.

His withholding and reactive nature has made him seem strangely irrelevant in Washington, trapped by his own temperament.

Do you think that you fall into the trap of personality by having made yourselves the subject of your art?