be caught in

That housewife just continued on with some sort of story about her family. I knew I must be caught in such a conversation.

Others fear it might be a bureaucratic monster in the making, and that banks will be caught in the middle as it spars with other agencies.

Victims there were known as "April fish, " possibly due to the ease with which newborn fish could be caught in the spring.

The snow men might have been the only folks happy to be caught in another blizzard on Thursday.

If that were to happen, policymakers would be caught in a painful squeeze and the world might indeed end up in 1970s-style stagflation.

If one were to start again, one might be caught in another illusion, perhaps in a different manner.

So this process goes on, and if you want to be caught in it, knowing full well all the implications of it, then go ahead.

Had I accepted the piece of your advice, I would not be caught in the trouble at present.

Per the Zetas, the reluctance to disclose the truth about Roswell involves more than big egos not wanting to be caught in a lie.

CLEO: Oh! Oh, oh! This reporter seems to be caught in a hunter's net!

If he had listened to me, he would not be caught in the rain.

Barack Obama, too, seems to be caught in this dialectical rut.

patients of serious TBI(traumatic brain-injured ) are always in state of coma and easily to be caught in suffocation.

It's certainly possible that the PC-to-phone parts of Skype's service could be caught in a government sweep of VoIP.

The mind has the power to create every form of illusion, and to be caught in it seems so unnecessary and immature.

Part of the genius of John Maynard Keynes was his explanation of how economies could be caught in low growth traps.

If a spiritual master does not point out the mistakes of his students, they will be caught in the sea of desire.

Connie : I don't know. She might be caught in a snowstorm somewhere.

The three dolphins would have to be caught in open water and then maneuvered into canvas slings.

A member of the herd may be caught in a trap. Then the others try to free him.

Buyers who have genuine reasons to sell a property due to changing employment circumstances could be caught in the anti-speculation net.

the S&P appears to be caught in a holding pattern ahead of Friday's big employment report.

Only in emerging countries can these species be caught in coastal waters, and even then it must be only for local consumption.

One people night line , grave post be caught in two the open space ghost drifting, your shouts and wrangles.

So do not let us be caught in the words yesterday, today and tomorrow.

His belief that he was too clever to be caught in his wrongdoing was absurd.

Eliot Spitzer could now be caught in a legal tangle for months, former prosecutors said on Thursday.

His belief that he was too clever to be caught in his wrong doings was absurd.

Set a proper atmosphere. Don't let yourself be caught in an awkward situation.

I hate to be caught in this Hobson's choice: work without salary or lay-off.

Not yet Barney he must be caught in a traffic jam. what do you want me for?

That hapless fish, however, may be caught in deeper political waters.

career women ? be caught in a dilemma ? Career women who try to find a balance between their family and career will be caught in a dilemma.

he may be caught in company tactics, which oblige him to attend a course that is beyond their level.

if the oil too much, the bearings will be caught in the plight of long-term harm or power coil and reel.

Many are terrified that they will be "caught in the act" by a parent, so they learn to get it over with quickly.

Society may be caught in the stifling grip of consumerist culture!

he just couldn't tell that he was about to be caught in the act.

Grantee that the film of coating not be caught in rain and frost during 48 hours after painting.

But at the same time, we cannot allow the middle class in this country to be caught in the political crossfire of Washington.

But the world is changing and Apple could be caught in a pincer movement.

Tom didn't know he would be caught in such heavy rain.

And I won't be caught in this state of mind for I know that I'll be your fellow.

In this example the unicast frame from Router Y to Host X will be caught in a loop.

if you take over Jack's job , you are sure to be caught in the middle .

You're sure to be caught in the middle.

You may be caught in the rain and may catch a cold while travelling.

is not an enjoyable thing, for example, the weather can be changeable. You may be caught in the rain and may catch a cold while travelling.

These lawless men will be caught in the toils of law sooner or later.

I'm afraid we shall be caught in the rain on the way.

be caught in the act of doing sth be active in . . .

I think I am a hard-working student for studying. Of course , I will be caught in failure. But I don't escape.

Be caught in a shower.

We must quicken our steps if we do not want to be caught in the rain.

Can you be caught in, on, or between anything?

You'll be caught in the rain, I'm afraid.

I wouldn't be caught in some ridiculous costume.

I will spread my net for him, and he will be caught in my snare.

We must quicken our steps if we don't want to be caught in the rain.

to reunify China to recover the Mainland China to be caught in a traffic jam to teach someone a lesson

Central Bank is caught in a bind between concerns over a sluggish economy and rising prices. be caught in a bind

be born on(day) be caught in be going to be nice to sb. be kind to sb. be sure

And I won't be caught in this state of mind

Through the authority vested in us by truth and our own growth, we can give them permission to no longer be caught in the conflict;

Block throws an exception or a warning, it can be caught in one of the corresponding

He set about learning Chinese at age ten. ? Be caught in

be caught in (a sandstorm)

spin a cocoon around oneself; be caught in one's own trap

Do understand, you'll be caught in the middle

to be caught in your traps

Be caught in the fire

be caught in a net

be caught in (the rain, a trap)