Sentence examples for being caught back from inspiring English sources

(Why soccer teams don't always play as though they were down by a goal in the last ten minutes is a mystery — though the same mystery I suppose, as the prevent defense in American football, except that in soccer you have fewer risks of being caught back).

Don't forget, the first chairman of the group, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, was the biggest fraudster of the lot; he was caught back in the 70s organising bribes from Lockheed and Northrop for the same arms contract.

When public and congressional support for the stimulus package began to falter -- owing largely to the Congressional Republicans having an identity crisis and putting positioning themselves for 2010 before saving the country's economy -- the President appeared to be caught back on heels for at least one full news cycle.

"Had we been caught back then, she would have been liable to go to prison for seven years for drinking that tea, and I probably would have been accompanying her," Flynn tells me, recounting the events of that afternoon he spent with Elizabeth Brice – a key source of inspiration for him to campaign on this issue.

"Had we been caught back then, she would have been liable to go to prison for seven years for drinking that tea, and I probably would have been accompanying her," Flynn tells me, recounting the events of that afternoon he spent with Elizabeth Brice a key source of inspiration for him to campaign on this issue.

Nineteen juveniles could be caught back 20 months later (overall juvenile survival = 0.8%).

A registered independent, she's worried what might happen to employees who are caught backing non-Wynn-sponsored candidates outside work, like with "a yard sign, a donation or a blog [post]." Asked what prompted this fear, the woman said it had a lot to do with Steve Wynn, the flamboyant CEO and chairman of Wynn Resorts.

Not only were Uruguay without their first-choice goalkeeper, Andrés Mazali – dropped after being caught sneaking back into the team's hotel after an illicit conjugal visit – their best forward was also absent.

Meanwhile, a paranoid Billy tries to kill Charlie Bratley to avoid being caught, but Charlie fights back and slices the knife through Billy's eye.

The Spurs defender, who plays at left-back owing to a dearth of specialists in the full-back positions, was caught ambling back towards his own goal at half speed.

In 2007, Comcast was caught throttling back its customers' links to BitTorrent, a file-sharing network often used to trade bootleg copies of TV shows and movies.