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The crocodile etc. obviously used the floor trap, but was it an illusionistically painted figure worked with sticks, or a man in a crocodile suit?
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Passengers took cover on the floor, trapped in the vehicle, whose doors were disabled.
They also had to look for victims caught in diverse situations -- lying unconscious on the floor, trapped in small spaces, crushed by fallen building materials.
Suddenly the ceiling, a grid of inverted boxes, lowers to the floor, trapping the recruits in rows of identical cubicles, each with a desk, a lamp and an interrogating officer.
He starts picking out notes as Eno lies on the floor, trapping fractions of guitar sounds with a Freeze pedal before adding them to the cacophony in the room.
The elevator stayed on that floor, trapping the officers until firefighters rescued them, fire officials said.
When the terrorists hit tower one the initial damage spread from the 92nd to the 98th floor, trapping people on the floors above.
Williams claims that despite not resisting arrest when he was found hiding under a bed in the November 2011 incident, the North Charleston police officers "pinned [him] to the concrete floor, trapping him within the bedframe, repeatedly stomping on his face and/or allowing other officers to stomp on his face while [he] was handcuffed".
A layer of cloud forms over the valley floor, trapping in the smoke produced by hundreds of kilns and leading to some of the worst air quality on earth.
About a half-hour later an explosion ripped through the building where the hardware store was on the ground floor, trapping Mr. Downing and two colleagues, Firefighters Harry Ford and Brian Fahey.
"These trawlers employ large nets that sweep the ocean floor, trapping not only non-target organisms, but also a lot of young fish too.
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