Puzzled astronomers think they caught a new kind of sporadic explosion, but they must find the object again to verify the cause.
In the Daily Mirror, entrepreneur John Bird, founder of The Big Issue, wrote that although Benefits Street did not fully represent the spectrum of people who claim benefits, it did show what could happen to those forgotten by the system "who get caught in a kind of social suicide".
"In criminal justice, there are moments where people get caught in a kind of proverbial vortex a perfect storm," said Geoffrey S. Corn, a former Army officer, lawyer, and professor at the South Texas College of Law who specializes in international jurisdiction issues.
That day once seemed a long way off, when the concept of electronic billing was caught in a kind of economic Catch 22. Companies did not offer it because they did not see customers lining up to sign on.
I see him caught in a kind of halfway house.
They were caught in a kind of Ping-Pong of employment and unemployment, and eventually were knocked over the edge.
Its the paradigm itself that remains caught in a kind of time warp, like a 1980s mainframe where the calendar is permanently locked on September , 1971
There are miserable men and women of all shapes and sizes, caught in a kind of sleepwalker's pause: their dialogue has a stymied, stricken quality.
We have spent our lives caught in a kind of demographic and cultural void, defying easy classification, denied even the community-building cliché of a generational identity.
