Sentence examples for caught far from from inspiring English sources
In any case, every prime minister for the past 30 years, caught far from home when a domestic crisis broke, also spares a thought for Old Labour's last prime minister who was attending a major summit in the West Indies in January 1979 when the "winter of discontent" – trade union strikes against government pay policy – came to a head.
Scott Carver, a lecturer in wildlife ecology at the University of Tasmania, said it was "very unusual" for a wombat to be caught so far from shore.
Obviously he had not read Pedro Moura's account about the game, wherein he wrote about Chacin's five substandard innings, Marte misjudging a well-struck fly ball, Giavotella botching an early double-play chance, and Cron getting doubled up when he got caught too far from first base on a liner.
"The feeling is, 'I don't want to get caught too far away from home right now,' " she said.
Roger Cedeño had a 3-0 count when Vaughn was caught straying too far from second base.
The team has good outside shooters at all five positions; especially notable is Garnett, who moved from power forward to center this season, and who rarely "posts up" near the basket in a conventional big-man sense, but rather catches the ball far from the hoop and scores most of his points with long jump shots.
Cesium-137 from Fukushima has been found in fish caught as far away as California.
"Last year, one of our teachers caught a shark not far from the Oceanside preserve.
As night begins to fall, Nanook and his family are caught in a blizzard, far from their igloo.
