Sentence examples for English caught from inspiring English sources

It was the onset of a rapacious strain of franchise fever in the food business, and Mr. English caught it.

The masters risked their lives going from ditch to ditch and hedge to hedge because if the English caught them teaching they might be transported to foreign parts, or worse.

As a future English major, Verlyn Klinkenborg's "The Decline and Fall of the English Major" caught my attention.

Several sharp English teachers caught the change, and complained, according to Tom Dunn, a state education spokesman.

Mr. English was caught about a block away outside 125 White Street, a city detention center.

But when he met Nitzan Pelman in August 2004, it was his native English that caught her attention and her heart.

The truth is that the English are caught up in the machinations of their established church in ways that have very little to do with Sunday services.

A pleasant middle-class English chap caught out lying by an insistent pedant, his lies getting more outre and unmanageable by the minute?

Dressed that day in a well-cut three-piece suit, soft-spoken and mildly reticent, his broad smile overshadowed by a thin mustache, Mr. Top had the air of an English gentlemen caught in mischief.

Reflecting on literary English Gothic, its "rancid" antiquarianism and commerce with the supernatural and folk tales, he concludes, "It is a constant feature of the English imagination, caught in some helpless reversion to the past".

In 1936, Gunn was despatched to Yugoslavia to gather some location shots for a new film thriller about a group of English tourists caught up in political upheaval in the Balkans.