When someone beats you consistently, go to them to try to find out what they're catching you on.
Cruising along at 500 miles an hour at 35,000 feet of altitude, an assembly of electrons has no difficulty at all in finding you, catching you, and spelling out some message intended for you in email, text, or tweet.
If you're ticket doesn't swipe properly, two Soviet industrial strength iron bars come shooting out, catching you square around the knees and reducing you to a crippled ball of hopeless foreigner as a sort of electronic 'Game Over' jingle starts playing over the intercom before an old lady waddles over and starts whistling at you to rise out of your foetal position and do some explaining.
– Nupur Mallick, head of HR at Tata Consultancy Services Digital tools are sometimes seen as a way of 'catching you out': "There is a culture of fear that keeps civil servants from embracing digital collaboration tools because they feel it might be another way to monitor their activities more closely".
Anyway, of cricket matters - lots of warm-ups being carried out (amazingly both sides are batting, bowling and catching out in the middle rather than playing football) and they had hoped to start at 1.30pm.
This could be attributed to a strong drug task force catching them out, he said.
The epilogue's gloating bland language, complacently regretful, seemed to relish catching her out in her dismay.
The process isn't about catching institutions out, but the reviewers expect the initial briefing document provided by the institution's to be self-critical.
"And Fanny, what was she doing and thinking all this while?" Austen suddenly asks, as if she is catching us out for behaving like the Bertrams.
Before catching someone out consider their reasons for lying, they may be valid.
I'm tired of catching out.
