Sentence examples for to trap for from inspiring English sources

The Gators are well equipped to trap for most of the game because they feature 10 players.

If Webber consistently knocks down 15-footers a few feet right or left of the free-throw line and Bibby can split Rick Fox and whichever big man comes up to trap for the Lakers, it's an unstoppable offensive weapon.

It is well, however, to have a blueprint to go by, and if possible a particular cat in mind that you want to trap; for if you were to make a trap that didn't work, or even made a trap that worked and caught a cat you didn't want, I can't see that there would be anything gained on either side... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

It is well, however, to have a blueprint to go by, and if possible a particular cat in mind that you want to trap; for if you were to make a trap that didn't work, or even made a trap that worked and caught a cat you didn't want, I can't see that there would be anything gained on either side... View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By George Packer.

Though common throughout its range, the species has suffered some declines due to trapping for the captive wildlife trade and habitat loss.

Furthermore, the researchers found that six species that are not popular as pets exhibited population increases, meaning that birds they studied are not dying off en masse from causes unrelated to trapping for the pet trade.

Prior to trapping, for instance, less than 5% of the crows scolded the person wearing the "dangerous" caveman mask used in some experiments.

It allows for more varied offense, and it makes it harder to trap players for violent checks.

This method is sanctioned by veterinary groups, and drop nets are used widely to trap deer for contraceptive research.

ISS hopes to trap Hacking for Girlies the next time it tries to invade the system.

Hemingway wrote that he would come to the gardens to trap pigeons for dinner.