Sentence examples for caught back on from inspiring English sources

When public and congressional support for the stimulus package began to falter -- owing largely to the Congressional Republicans having an identity crisis and putting positioning themselves for 2010 before saving the country's economy -- the President appeared to be caught back on heels for at least one full news cycle.

There was little shelter or chance for those caught back on the island.

Despite his height, Asomugha is hardly ever caught back on his heels or leaning too far in any direction, instabilities that any top receiver can exploit to get open.

His world, he says, "caught back on fire".

Put the safety catch back on.

We just don't know at this stage, which is why I'm bating my breath, putting the safety catch back on the revolver, and waiting to see what happens next.

KTLA reported some of the suspects were caught trying to get back on the train after the robberies.

For most Australians who don't have Italian heritage, it's our default "foreign" cuisine, the first exotic thing many mothers learnt to cook in the 1960s (cooking Chinese food at home never really caught on back then).

"Hang on, you caught me back on the nut table," Mr. Rupp said.

"I think they caught us back on our heels," Carolina Coach Paul Maurice said of his team's second-period letdown.

"They probably thought they'd catch us back on our heels, and they didn't," Davis said.