Sentence examples for trapped itself from inspiring English sources

Or that the 155 kilometer Berlin Wall trapped twenty-two and a half million Germans in a communist state that trapped itself in too.

Instead, the movement trapped itself within a maze of contradictions.

It also seems possible that the Administration has trapped itself in its search for a nuclear grand bargain with Iran.

The problem with that definition of the dramatic text is that the field trapped itself in the Derridean aporia of Lehmann's concept of the post-dramatic.

One way would be to tap that extraordinary in-house record of presidential miscalculations to teach a new generation how America trapped itself in the muck of Vietnam.

The E.C.B. has trapped itself, Mr. Moftimer-Lee of BNP Paribas said, by setting an inflation target that is too rigid.

If Serbia wants to join the west, it must not forsake that opportunity by trapping itself in its nationalist past.

Enabling iOS apps with increased interoperability through supporting HTML5 standards and providing more web-based interactions would also curb Apple from trapping itself in a gilded cage, putting its existing hardware and software combination to better use.

After slipping down a muddy railway and trapping itself in a ditch, a wild baby elephant has been rescued.

When the beaver goes to investigate the scent, it will step on the pan and spring the trap, lowering the door(s) and trapping itself inside.

Does the trap itself hold some bait for the protein?