Sentence examples for caught becoming from inspiring English sources

The evader who deceives others is either eventually caught, or lives in fear of being caught, becoming dependent on others' unconsciousness.

Agholor finished the season with 104 catches, becoming only the fourth Trojans receiver to eclipse the 100 receptions mark.

The idea of genitals as a kind of destination had clearly caught on, becoming a popular denunciation.

Second books are notoriously tricky beasts and the standard is set high here: Hargrave's debut, The Girl of Ink and Stars, was that most elusive thing, a book that came from nowhere and caught fire, becoming a bestseller and winner of the Waterstones children's book prize.

And if I ever catch myself becoming ensnared in the vice grip of dirty, glittery gossip, I know that this two week detox works to bring me back to news watching, book reading, pseudo-celebrity stalking normalcy.

Thomas caught his enthusiasm, becoming a fervent naturalist.

The DCLG research spoke of "Somalis becoming caught in a cycle of depression, isolation and poverty".

One of the most oddly moving passages shows Cook not only observing but becoming caught up in an island ceremony.

"I am actually looking forward to becoming caught up," he said, gesturing at a stack of files on his desk.

Such was the concern about young people becoming caught up in these situations, London secondary schools introduced lessons aimed at teaching the meaning of joint enterprise in 2010.

If practiced regularly, proponents report it develops "in the moment" and non-judgemental attention which prevents people becoming caught up in anxious or depressive thoughts.