Sentence examples for caught at around from inspiring English sources

Ignatiev and Scarselli were absorbed with 32 km left to race, while Schröder fought on alone, being caught at around 6 km to go.

As for fishing, it transpires it is Sigurdsson's father whose life revolves around what is caught at sea.

The expression on the face of the Pope is caught at the perfect moment, and those around him, both officials and the faithful, are all turned to him, caught in the moment.

Routledge puts the number of deaths from poisoning and explosions at around 300, excluding those who died subsequently of illnesses caught at the factories.

Yet Nawab's mind caught at this, at the man's words and his death, like a bird hopping around some bright object, meaning to peck at it.

If you're caught sneaking around at night, don't spill the truth and beg for forgiveness.

But it would be more accurate to say that book paper catches fire at around 480 degrees Fahrenheit, but even this isn't quite true.

Never get caught standing around or looking at your coach.

His delicate good looks have, as much as his acting prowess, caused people to mark him as Ireland's next Colin Farrell, albeit one who seems less likely to be caught tomcatting around or brawling drunkenly at premieres".

There are some interesting races at Doncaster this evening too, and Fendale (8.10) catches the eye at around 10-1.

In the late nineteen-eighties, the total world catch topped out at around eighty-five million tons, which is to say, roughly 1.9 billion tons short of the Interior Department's most lunatic estimate.