Sentence examples for caught a current from inspiring English sources

The ball caught a current that took it shooting out to sea, and the dog followed after it.

The green issue is a genuine concern for a new generation and even if placing high-end Chanel dresses in a country setting might seem like offering slices of Marie Antoinette's proverbial cake, the designer caught a current moment.

Riches taken from Central and South America were often shipped from the Mexican port of Veracruz, where the ships caught a loop current sweeping along the rim of the gulf toward the Florida Keys, he said.

One of Lowe's competitors, a brassy young New York State native named John La Mountain (or La Montain), floated his balloon directly over enemy positions near Ft. Monroe, Va., sketched what he saw and caught an air current back to the Union lines.

Perhaps they caught a swift wind current, for within a surprising few minutes they became a V speck following the Hudson River and quickly disappeared from view.

Mr. Estes got the child to safety but was caught in a current and swept away.

Elephant found swimming 16km out to sea Jump to media player Sri Lanka's navy tried to rescue the mammal, which is thought to have been caught in a current.

As he tried to do so, the wind fell away, leaving Temeraire becalmed and caught in a current which caused her to drift towards land.

Navy personnel told The Guardian that elephant was caught in a current off the coast near the town of Kokkilai and dragged into the ocean where it was spotted during a routine patrol.

By 10 00 both squadrons were fully engaged except for Pompée at the head of the British line which had been caught by a current and swung so that the ship's bow was facing Formidable's broadside, allowing Linois to rake the British ship.

If you are caught in a current that pulls you quickly from shore, swim parallel to the beach to break out of it.[11].[11]