Mr. Seelie, crouching with his camera, was caught beneath the crest.
With Cousins bearing down, Posey did not have time to set his body, and his legs were caught beneath him.
I stared at the woman's gold-plated wedding ring, and the dirt caught beneath her fingernails.
Her 13-month-old son, Lorenzo, was found by Alan on his return from work, his left arm caught beneath his mother's corpse.
The beam turns slowly, and we're caught beneath a great encircling arc of brilliance, silently watching the mist drifting and the lantern's revolutions.
And for today's readers, finding themselves caught beneath the omnipresent, not to say suffocating, love and attention of their hovering parents, reading about children free to go anywhere and to solve crimes, not to say their own problems, may offer them the escape they understandably crave.
One film caught beneath that shadow was Catch a Fire, an anti-apartheid film set in South Africa and directed by Australian Philip Noyce, which is being released in the UK later than originally intended (it came out in the US at the end of last year).
Firefighters and army personnel are leading the operation to rescue those caught beneath the debris in Savar.
Finally, one day Diana had had enough and tried to escape by train, but she slipped and her legs were caught beneath the train.
The most compelling part of Lynch's landscapes are in the disjointedness of the scenery, where lakes with reflections of clouds are caught beneath cloudless skies, or when mountain terrains singularly appear without shadow or context.
