Sentence examples for caught English from inspiring English sources

In 1984 the police caught English and eight others redecorating 27 billboards in a parking lot in Dallas, and charged them with criminal mischief.

They learn how the underdog Scots caught the English in a trap, corralling their mighty horsemen "like sheep in a pen" and leaving them no room to attack.

The latest cyber-tricks politicians are pulling in this year's congressional races fake websites that appear to support Democratic candidates (but in fact raise funds for Republicans)—would not have caught the English satirist by surprise.

How would you ever know, unless you catch an English person next to you rolling his eyes?(Photo credit: TIM SLOAN / AFP).

I thought he wouldn't be able to understand me, he'd be deaf, he wouldn't be able to catch my English over the phone," he said, explaining the moment he finally found a working phone number for Fadoyebo.

There was no narrative to which to become addicted -- always a danger with a book or film -- but whenever my attention wandered from the journal I was writing, or the notes I was making, I could easily catch the English announcer's drift.

He began listening one evening at Smith College in 1968 when after dinner his host turned out the lights and put on "Desolation Row -- a song bound to catch an English teacher's attention since it has the lines (or used to, until Mr. Dylan stopped including them) about "Ezra Pound and T. S. Eliot/Fighting in the captain's tower/While calypso singers laugh at them".

In social studies, context may be too complex for children with limited English to catch on, so English should be more gradual.

It was the onset of a rapacious strain of franchise fever in the food business, and Mr. English caught it.

He later became fascinated by a Bengal tiger in the zoo caught by the English hunter Richard Parker who called him Thirsty.

The famous misquotation about or being driven into writing because we were caught between the English and the Church, was only partly right: we had also ruined ourselves.