Sentence examples for trapped more from inspiring English sources

He'd trapped more rats than any other boy in the village.

But on the Peking, you're trapped, more or less, unless you jump ship.

His administration is trapped more and more in the paralysing grip of special-interest groups.

Of all American industries, none is still trapped more deeply in the Great American Recession than breeders of thoroughbred horses.

In a more urban area like Newport, R.I., it trapped more than 1,500 mosquitoes a night.

Ilya, an engineer, was trapped more recently, in the building in the Moscow suburbs where he lives on the eighth floor.

So therefore we know that the atmosphere is trapping more energy underneath it than ever before.

We are putting more energy into the system by trapping more heat near the Earth, and these are very long-predicted side effects of climate change.

Scientist: Black metals with a nanostructured surface could be the key to creating better, more effective solar panels, trapping more light than ever before.

This warming has increased Earth's energy radiation to space, but the excess greenhouse gases are still trapping more heat than the Earth is radiating to space.

In addition to the indictments, the prosecuting judges have issued a travel ban trapping more than a half-dozen Americans in Egypt.