Sentence examples for catch up into from inspiring English sources

Dredging throws the intended catch up into a cloud that is captured by a net trailing behind.

I was so caught up into the Knicks' hating him.

"I'm not getting caught up into that playoff talk," Schottenheimer said.

At the club in August, Mr. Spigner and others told supporters not to get "caught up into the hype" about the "empty suit" challenger.

Our kids know that if we lose, we want to lose doing what we do best and not getting caught up into the other team's style".

"I've told Kenyon that you cannot get caught up into the business side of it because if they don't extend your contract and you don't come out and play up to your level, all you're doing is hurting yourself.

Christie does not get rattled, does not get caught up into trying to one-up superior talents on the offensive end and does not boast about his defensive abilities enough to make Bryant want to demoralize him, the way Bryant demoralizes Portland's Ruben Patterson every time he says, "I'm a Kobe stopper".

China also got caught up into environmental crisis, currency crisis, food and water resource crisis and ecological environment protection system crisis with the rapid development of the economy, How to break through from these crises and eliminate numerous obstacles on the way to the development of green economy, we need to design the strategy and propel our country toward ecological civilization.

He therefore calls on the Divinity School graduates to breathe new life into the old forms of their religion, to be friends and exemplars to their parishioners, and to remember "that all men have sublime thoughts; that all men value the few real hours of life; they love to be heard; they love to be caught up into the vision of principles" (CW1: 90).

Before the first album, I got caught up into some gang activity in Long Beach.

If you don't know, the faithful are to be caught up into the clouds.