| They saw the Union as the means to move beyond the nationalism and rivalries that had led Europe to the brink of suicide during two world wars, ensnaring the entire world in its internal conflicts. |
| Prefiguring Expressionist chiaroscuro in their tonal brilliance, they achieve the seemingly impossible brief of ensnaring the transitory temperament of meteorological effects. |
| The suburbs too are spinning their capitalist webs, ensnaring yuppies and college punks. |
| The thorny branches almost seemed to reach out and grab him with each step he took, ensnaring him in their grasp. |
| Of course this is the same philosophy of our action for better product safety: protecting health and safety by focussing greater attention on higher risks and maintaining competitiveness by not ensnaring lower risk items. |
| And Western businesses and financial institutions entered the scene, too, ensnaring command economies in Western market pricing and credit practices. |
