Sentence examples for set of traps from inspiring English sources

He sets up an elaborately staged set of traps involving shards of glass, a hot iron and a blowtorch.

As we argue in a forthcoming article, in the April issue of Harvard Business Manager (the German edition of HBR), our experience of studying and documenting these failures suggests that nearly all can be traced back to a small set of traps organizations tend to step into.

We made it up the hill and around to the road where we dropped off our first set of traps, and then the car started sliding backward again, almost hitting a tree — but a ditch in the road stopped the car before it made contact.

Fortunately, sundews produce new leaves every few days, so there's always a fresh set of traps for unsuspecting prey.

Instead, it walked into a set of traps common to large companies trying to cope with uncertainty: Its initial moves were small-scale and scattershot.

Resources we tend to perceive -- or misperceive -- as bottomless come with an entirely different, but no less perilous, set of traps (just ask the planet).

Alongside the Traps there are also a new set of Trap Master characters.

The essence of his style is his collation of various Afro-Cuban percussion sounds -- from old religious music to modern -- within one set of trap drums.

The essence of Mr. Prieto's style is his collation of various Afro-Cuban percussion sounds -- from old religious music to modern music -- within one set of trap drums.

Dafnis Prieto, the young Cuban drummer, has been hired by all kinds of bands since he arrived in the United States four years ago; the essence of his style is his collation of various Afro-Cuban percussion sounds -- from old religious music to modern -- within one set of trap drums.

As with many of the so-called welfare reforms pushed through over the last seven years, there is a sense of a system full of demands and delays that amount to an impossible set of trap-doors, which sends out the message that needing benefits to live is something that's not just undesirable, but pretty much impossible.