Sentence examples for caught back in a from inspiring English sources

ONE was short, fat and famously ugly; the other was handsome, slim and very tall indeed, with tumbling dark curls caught back in a headband.

Some are devoted to heritage plants and passing along the precious offspring of that unknown seed that Grandpa Joe found in the belly of the catfish he caught back in 1957, and others are concerned with only tuberoses or succulents.

Don't forget, the first chairman of the group, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, was the biggest fraudster of the lot; he was caught back in the 70s organising bribes from Lockheed and Northrop for the same arms contract.

Granted, when misremembering is done by a trusted American news anchor in front of millions of people, the consequences are greater than when Grandpa spreads his hands wider each time he tells you about the big fish he caught back in 1958.

"My brother-in-law caught back-to-back nine-pounders and my dad had a bigger one on that broke his line," says Slocum.

Their romance was time-bound; Jesse had a flight to catch back to the U.S. in the morning and Celine had to get back to school in Paris.

They start to travel with one another to catch back up and become friends in the process.

Remember it's actually easier to get caught sneaking back in than it is to be caught sneaking out.

If you don't want to get caught, go back in the device manager and re-enable it when you're done with the internet.

But then a few of his dealers were caught selling back in September, and they tipped off authorities about Music's Walter White fantasies.

Well reports out of Japan suggest that one of the Sony batteries part of the Toshiba's recall program caught fire back in April.