Sentence examples for be caught with an from inspiring English sources

I moved away, frightened to be caught with an under-age spinner.

"We look forward to a complete review of the facts in this case, which will demonstrate that this police officer believed that he was pursuing an armed felon who bolted rather than be caught with an illegal gun," Mr. Lynch said.

Fearing the consequences were he to be caught with an unconscious woman whom he had treated in such a manner, Thornton threw her into the pit, where she drowned.

The disguised art attacker has yet to be caught, with an Aspen police representative saying in November that local cops were in the midst of an international investigation "dealing with sending search warrants from little ol' Aspen to Interpol".

After all, no candidate wants to be caught with a full mouth at a crucial moment.

It may be too much even to be caught with a worn copy of "Tapestry".

— Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura, on his frustration with airport security "So technically, I could be caught with a joint in New York and be fined $100, but if I'm caught with a a Slurpee, it's $200".

Fewer children across the UK are reading in their own time and one in five is embarrassed to be caught with a book, a survey suggests.

They have been loathe to be caught with a promising and widely sought new drug that they don't have the resources to make.

In Ancient Greek folklore, a jackdaw can be caught with a dish of oil.

It is reported that by the time the lake was opened for fishing, the fish measured 6 inches and could be caught with a fly of 6-8 inches.