Sentence examples for trap someone from inspiring English sources

"God forbid we trap someone and kill someone.

And that means finding someone rich enough, and weak enough, to be hustled into a trap — someone like Duncan John Jubackck), who looks like Tony Randall gone to seed.

You can't trap someone like that".

If you're going to "trap" someone, make sure they're the same gender as you in real life.

"You could run the possibility of trapping someone within the gates," he said.

It would add a forced linear narrative to the experience and I am totally against the idea of trapping someone in a space.

If you want to capture an NPC's soul, do so where no one can see you, as casting a soul trap on someone will incur a bounty if spotted.

Another trap: generally, someone who disclaims cannot have accepted an interest in the asset or any of its benefits.

To vote for any gun safety legislation now will create a double trap for someone like Mr. Begich.

That means detailed and lengthy analysis of potential targets, not falling into the familiar trap buying someone because they played well against your team.

As portrayed by the compelling actor Will Keen, Shakespeare's Scottish general is less a man of great distinction undone by the pursuit of immoral ends than an average fellow caught in a trap of someone else's making, rattled with nervous laughter at the horror of what he has become.