Sentence examples for caught badly from inspiring English sources

It certainly did as far as the Albion back-line, caught badly square by David Meyler's long ball out of defence, was concerned.

NEW ORLEANS -- An internal review of the Coast Guard's performance during the BP oil spill cleanup last year has concluded that the agency was caught badly unprepared and that the response operation was dogged from the beginning by significant planning failures.

Cameron read one of their stories, that of a nameless British soldier who had been caught, badly wounded, on the barbed wire of the enemy lines; one of his officers, Major Anderton, climbed into no man's land, walked to the line and carried the man back without attracting a single German shot.

His Finland counterpart, Hans Backe, summed it up well enough when terming it "a total disaster from Fifa", and the authorities certainly appear to have been caught badly cold by a development that should have been foreseen long before Kosovo were accepted into football's governing body in May.

Whatever it is, Duncan got caught badly when Wade hit him with the eurostep in last night's preseason game.

Since offering his support to Trump, Rubio's found himself once again caught badly off guard by events that no one could have possibly anticipated -- namely, Trump's continual, racist maligning of Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is presiding over lawsuits against Trump University.

Caught out badly near the end.

Shalva Mamporia, who lives in the building, tried to run but was caught and badly beaten.

But they were caught and badly beaten at Chustenahlah, in present-day northeastern Oklahoma, on Dec. 26, 1862.

Property funds, which invest mainly in commercial property and were heavily advertised by New Star, were caught out badly in the downturn.

But none of the home defence looked comfortable, with the usually reliable Daley Blind caught out badly for the opener, scored by De Bruyne.