Sentence examples for trap looking from inspiring English sources

That's when some dust-covered commander will be standing in the middle of the world's largest sand trap, looking at 25 million Iraqis and wondering, OK, now what?

Trap: Looking for a salesperson who's a member of your ethnic group, because you think you will get special treatment.

He had trouble getting down into the trap, looked unsteady over his ball, but somehow splashed it out close enough to two-putt and get helped away by medical personnel.

He felt trapped, looking at ways to buy his way out, even going to the extent of hiring a lawyer to see if he could leave military service honourably.

As a volunteer on a long-term research project, assisted by scientists from the Royal Omani Court and an international team, you'll search for evidence on foot and by camel or Land Rover, setting up camera traps, looking for waterholes and asking locals about recent sightings.

So it was no surprise that Peterborough, who made three enforced changes to the side who were beaten in the first leg at Stadium MK on Sunday, raced out of the traps looking for the goal they needed to level the aggregate scores.

A soldier on the Bosnian side, near the trench where the men are trapped, looks up from his newspaper and says solemnly, "What a mess in Rwanda!" In person, Mr. Tanovic, who is tall and dark-haired, has similarly sardonic humor, but he also has a tender side.

I had just settled in on my daughter's freshly-made bed to make some heartfelt pronouncement or another, and she, trapped, looked at me with an appropriately deer-in-the-headlights stare -- when suddenly the bouncy, perky, insistent resident advisor stuck her head in the door and announced that the meeting was about to start, so it was time for parents to leave.

We introduce ourselves to the crabber, whose name is Joe Busuttil, and ask him how our trap looks.

It's got a half-historic, half-tourist trap look to it - as if were the love child of Savannah, Ga., and Disney World.

Everybody falls into the trap of looking at the hospital in isolation from the rest".