Sentence examples for victim to something from inspiring English sources

It is then easy to fall victim to something superficially glamorous, like Twilight".

But he does feature once: getting it in the neck from Lord Powell, who was Thatcher's foreign affairs adviser, for falling victim to something called "inquiry-itis".

Our only thoughts right now are sorrow for the victims and sorrow that a positive public event fell victim to something bad.

Another standout, Carol Melissa McBridee), Sophia's mother, has transformed from meek abuse victim to something more complex, and Daryl and Carol should surely be sleeping together, given their chemistry.

Nicolson notes the era's growing taste for hyperbole (" 'I simply adore loganberries, they are so exquisitely subtle!' ") and here and there she falls victim to something of the same tendency, discerning the emblematic in the merely incidental: the weather can be, after all, just the weather, not a portent.

Williams, Baldwin said, "fell even unconsciously victim to something, which was wrapping himself in the flag and in the glory of the military to please his audience".

Phishing, which is related to Catfishing, is a common tactic used by online criminals to lure unsuspecting victims to do something which may lead to identity theft or other nefarious activities.

"The male victim took offense to something that the guys were saying to the girls and said 'hey, watch what you're saying,'" Philadelphia Police Captain George Fuchs told NBC.

"Domestic violence is about power and control and pets may be used to coerce a victim to stay or do something against their will.

"Police get the victim to send a text saying something like 'how could you do that to me?'" said a senior CPS source.

It means that all of us who've suffered through this fell victim to a bug rather than something more malicious.