Sentence examples for small traps from inspiring English sources

Every location will feature interactive elements ranging from small traps to map-changing kill streaks.

Single small traps were combined into systems of hundreds, and pots were set in large quantities.

I set a pot in the river and also went out in a boat to get away from other crabbers and try small traps of the sort that open when they hit the bottom.

We heard that there is a factory nearby that buys scrap metal, which does not work to our favor – about 20 of our small traps and 5 of our medium-size traps went missing.

To study the bear's genetics, Kermit Ritland and his colleagues at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver collected bits of hair that 22 white animals and 198 black animals left on trees and small traps in western British Columbia.

Utricularia gibba, however, is not a good candidate species for many ecological and physiological experiments due to its minute size and extremely small traps.

(A child inside the chest would appear to be killed by knives thrust through it, but his escape through a small trap door would enable his miraculous reappearance).

When the play begins, a small trap door in the screen is opened so that everyone can see the dummy and all of the played cards.

Lakeside settlements include Goose Bay, an air base and emergency refueling station, North West River, and several small trapping and lumbering villages.

I invited Bill Yosses, the White House chef, over for dessert, and laid a small trap for him: I was going to make the apricot soufflé, and see if I could achieve the zone.

What's more, the show traffics in a particularly British brand of bitter treacle, wallowing in the glory of the bravely defeated and the pathos of small, trapped lives.