Sentence examples for let trapped from inspiring English sources

To ease the load, the city has set up 12 park-and-ride bus stops, and giant television screens will let trapped motorists see what is happening ahead.

At recent peace talks in Geneva, a three-day ceasefire was negotiated, just in time for the Sochi opening ceremonies, to let trapped women, children, and elderly people (and only them, as required by the Syrian government) out of Homs, and to allow food aid in.

Don't let yourself get trapped in your office.

Just as you shouldn't let any dirt get trapped between your skin and the duct tape, so shouldn't you let any moisture.

Backhoes toss the piles like a salad once a week to let heat trapped underneath escape.

The initial increase of the specific capacitance is also observed in other researchers' work[55, 56] and is due to the activation process that may gradually let the trapped electrolyte ions diffuse out[57].

Humane mouse traps let you trap a mouse without killing it.

She vows never to forget this scene, never to be like her parents: "Meaning," she wrote, "never let yourself be trapped.

Kissinger was too clever to let himself be trapped by any thesis, even his own, and he couched his "strategic doctrine" in qualified, antiseptic language.

It swims, compressed, into the bottom of the ship, its beaked head darting at cracks that are too small to let it out, trapped in a metal tide pool on the edge of the abyss.

This is important in the long term - what's acceptable in an emergency might be "any port in a storm" but don't let yourself be trapped in a bad situation.