Sentence examples for trap of course from inspiring English sources

The text messages were a trap, of course, but one of unprecedented complexity.

The artists are the honey trap, of course, of merit not because they make a place nice, but because they're a harbinger of gentrification that's just around the corner.

They are not trapped, of course.

Ping pong balls and mouse traps, of course.

So many of the best sitcom characters are trapped, of course, and although the Carters' situation appears marginally more lucrative than offering full board on the English Riviera, there is at least potential financial parity in the summer months, when you factor in moneyspinning ideas such as gourmet night.

One good strategy for avoiding the tourst traps, of course...is to find a classic restaurant unknown to tourists!

The famous are trapped here, of course, for a very long time; they wish for obscurity, but it may take an eternity to arrive.

Among the sacred collection of books in my cabin, I had the complete works of Shakespeare, the scripts of Woody Allen (for humane contrast to the brutal realities of hunting and trapping) and, of course, that much-thumbed copy of Walden.

At times, Sotomayor fell for Sessions' trap, saying she of course did not believe her own feelings ever shaped her judgment: "My record shows that at no point or time have I ever permitted my personal views or sympathies to influence an outcome of a case".

The bell-bottomed kid has been trapped in the — of course — Lotus Casino since 1977, though he thinks it's only been a couple of weeks.

"If you are looking at a picture of California and seeing these people trapped in elevators, of course people will think twice" about investing in the state, said Tom Lieser, a senior economist at the Anderson Business Forecast, part of the University of California-Los Angeles business school.