Sentence examples for caught could be from inspiring English sources

Any girl who could be caught could be kissed and several policemen were tossed in the air by a gang of young men".

But police say it is allowing dangerous drivers to avoid being banned and warn those caught could be jailed.

The sanctions threat is being supported by Scottish skippers who fear the amount of mackerel they can catch could be slashed if Iceland, and also the Faroe Islands, continue to award themselves huge quotas.

The only possible catch could be the wind.

Larger catches could be obtained by increasing the number or the size of the fishing gear or both.

Three years later, the department revised its estimate; the catch could be increased not by a factor of ten but by a factor of forty, to two billion tons a year.

He stopped on the proverbial dime (though his catch could be worth much more to the Giants), retreated several steps and snared the ball for the third out.

But the catch could be that the shipping lines might hesitate to contract with the unionized trucking companies to transport their loads, especially since the unionized companies might charge more because they would pay their drivers more.

The catch could be CNPC's hugely profitable Sudan business, which may have to be left out of U.S.-listed PetroChina because of human rights problems there.

The quality of by-catch could be gleaned by its efficient feed conversion ratio (FCR) of 1.0 (dry basis), significantly better (P<0.01) than the formulated diet that had an FCR of 2.8.

The reality, as revealed by satellite tracking, is that there is a huge area of overlap where the catch could be confused.