Use "entrap" in a sentence
1. All About West entrap us how much money?
2. He felt that she was trying to entrap him.
3. She was quite prepared to entrap the bishop himself.
4. The hunters used nets to entrap the lion.
5. Intended to entrap or confuse, as in an argument: a Captious question
6. To entrap people, the demons often use spiritism in all its forms.
7. To lure or entrap by or as if by a decoy.
8. However, the pedlar of a few be blinded gain is cogged on balance entrap consumer.
9. I ask only a simple question, which does not entrap you in any way.
10. The settling precipitates can also entrap colloids which it passes bringing them down.
11. Intended to entrap or confuse, as in an argument: a Captious question
12. Besides, what's better way to entrap a man than to wear an alluring dress?
13. Had she gold, poor woman, so to entrap for herself that monstrous lump of selfishness?
14. (obsolete) That captures; especially, (of an argument, words etc.) designed to capture or entrap… Captious adj
15. 21 However, the pedlar of a few be blinded gain is cogged on balance entrap consumer.
16. Synonyms for Ambuscade include ambush, surprise, surprize, waylay, attack, bushwhack, ensnare, trap, entrap and assail
17. Plant cells carry chloroplasts: organelles containing the pigment chlorophyll, which they employ to entrap sunlight.
18. Which brings us back once more to the web of words they have spun to entrap us.
19. 3 Plant cells carry chloroplasts: organelles containing the pigment chlorophyll, which they employ to entrap sunlight.
20. Many of them are there, not to listen and learn, but to find fault and try to entrap him.
21. Another variation is to entrap short segments of a novelty - effect material into regularly plied base yarns.
22. The latter can entrap adult birds and if it is incorporated into nests it can cause chick mortality.
23. The Sadducees tried to entrap Jesus with a question about the resurrection of a woman who had been married several times.
24. The Sadducees, who did not believe in the resurrection, tried to entrap Jesus with a question about the resurrection and brother-in-law marriage.
25. The Charybdis uses this vortex ability not only to capture prey like sharks or small whales, but also to entrap ships on the ocean surface above
26. Alcoholometers and alcohol hydrometers are glass instruments, consisting of: - a cylindrical body, the bottom of which is cone-shaped or hemispherical so that it does not entrap air bubbles,
27. Alcoholometers and alcohol hydrometers are glass instruments, consisting of:-a cylindrical body, the bottom of which is cone-shaped or hemispherical so that it does not entrap air bubbles
28. 690 m from deep-water coral grounds south of Malta (Strait of Sicily, Central Mediterranean Sea) were found to entrap shells of cnidarian predatory gastropods such as Babelomurex sentix, "Coralliophila" squamosa (morphotype ruderatus) and Architectonicids.
29. 690 m from deep-water coral grounds south of Malta (Strait of Sicily, Central Mediterranean Sea) were found to entrap shells of cnidarian predatory gastropods such as Babelomurex sentix, "Coralliophila" squamosa (morphotype ruderatus) and Architectonicids.
30. 690 m from deep-water coral grounds south of Malta (Strait of Sicily, Central Mediterranean Sea) were found to entrap shells of cnidarian predatory gastropods such as Babelomurex sentix, “Coralliophila” squamosa (morphotype ruderatus) and Architectonicids.This finding documents the capability of deep-water coral reefs to serve
31. A group of do gooders, set on making the video game galaxy pure of evil, entrap all the villains of video games in picture patterns and it's up to the Boppin brothers to save them by matching all the pictures together, and destroying the blocks
32. 690 m from deep-water coral grounds south of Malta (Strait of Sicily, Central Mediterranean Sea) were found to entrap shells of cnidarian predatory gastropods such as Babelomurex sentix, “Coralliophila” squamosa (morphotype ruderatus) and Architectonicids.This finding documents the capability of deep-water coral reefs to …