Sentence examples for traps about from inspiring English sources
Surviving insects should begin to appear in our moth traps about the last week or so of next June.
To find out, try a pheromone-moth trap, like the Pro-Pest Clothes Moth Traps (about $14 on Amazon.com), sticky strips that emit mating pheromones, luring the male clothing moths.
"I don't want to get caught into any traps about the degree to which or if we were misled at the time," Buscombe told Steve Hewlett on BBC Radio 4's Media Show.
Conservatives generally avoid the class-warfare talk, but they do fall into two other traps about supply-side tax cuts.
Nitrous oxide, known as laughing gas, traps about 300 times more heat than carbon dioxide; it's emitted by soil fertilizers and chemical production.
The unarmed women have occupied the terminal ever since, stopping exports and trapping about 700 workers inside.
The city, a rail hub, has been under siege for weeks as pro-Russian separatists effectively surrounded it, hampering the evacuation of civilians and, more recently, all but trapping about 5,000 pro-Kiev troops inside.
It is capable of trapping about a pint of bottom material.
Dawn Porter's Trapped, about US abortion laws, has been tipped for the Oscars.
The great book to read in this regard, by the way, is Charlie Francis's "Speed Trap" about Ben Johnson.
"For every one you trap, about five don't want to go in," Rebecca says after setting down on the clinic floor two traps with gray cats.
