Sentence examples for trap from from inspiring English sources

Or make a trap from some grass.

Herman Schneider picked up a "Have a Hart" trap from the A.S.P.C.A. and caught the skunk.

"And the people are pushed into a poverty trap from which it's hard to escape".

The acceptance of evil is a trap from which we must dream ourselves free.

It's a trap from which it can be difficult to escape.

You can already hear the sound of Republican operatives disassembling Obama's speech and constructing a booby trap from its parts.

You escalated things and fell into a trap from which few men in Western society can free themselves unscathed.

Old, teeth worn down to the gum, the wolf had enough strength to uproot the trap from its anchor.

What they got was an exhilarating melange of dubstep, breakbeats, 808 sounds and aggressive American trap from a young innovator in Australian electronic music.

THE public, the distinguished military analyst wrote from Baghdad, had been led "into a trap from which it will be hard to escape with dignity and honor".

As their passion cools, her extravagance increases, and she is lured into a credit trap from which only suicide can release her.