Sentence examples for called caught from inspiring English sources

Another show, called "Caught Looking," was scheduled to start Wednesday night.

Here is a funny yet informative film called "Caught Mapping" produced by Chevrolet in 1940 depicting how road maps were made at the time.

But the upside of the "temporary exemption of taxes and duties for an unlimited period of time," as it's called, caught the eye of a more upscale crowd.

She also had the photographic session filmed for a piece called "Caught in the Act," where she is seen galumphing unsteadily off her toes or clinging to a prop to steady herself for her fabulous split second aloft.

In 2004 the International Fund for Animal Welfare IFAWW) launched an investigation called "Caught in the Web" that documented massive online marketing of live endangered and protected species and their parts including elephants, rhinos, sea turtles, tigers, lions, falcons, gorillas, parrots, and serval cats.

Canadian singer-songwriter Michael Bublé did a cover of the song on his DVD called Caught in the Act.

The influence of the classroom in such riddles (sometimes called "catch riddles") is clear.

American brigades and regiments would protect refugee collection points called "catch basins" on the borders.

This practice, called "catch and release," is unacceptable and we will end it.

Individual Transferable Quotas (ITQs), also called "catch shares", have been broadly adopted in the last two decades, at the same time that concerns about their equity and effectiveness in delivering the predicted outcomes have increased.

This good news is in part the result of a strategy called "catch shares," under which regional fish councils set overall limits on the annual harvest and then apportion the catch among individual fishermen.