Sentence examples for caught fully from inspiring English sources

For those of us too young to see the high-slasher sequel-factories that started in the late seventies ("Halloween," first, and then "Friday the 13th") but were caught fully by everything after "Nightmare on Elm Street" (1984), one of the most terrifying movies is Jonathan Demme's "Silence of the Lambs".

"It was really unexpected and wasn't caught fully on camera the way we would have liked it to, but we made sure we got it in there," said Ms. Lipsitz, who as one-half of Magical Elves Inc., the production company behind "Top Chef" and "Project Runway," appreciated that the elephant in the room was addressed organically in the first episode.

To view fully whatever item catches your acquisitive eye, you must kneel before it and bow, low.

Now I live in a city where Starbucks hasn't fully caught on.

(In many European countries, like France and Italy, the plastic bag thing never fully caught on).

In fact, it was only in December 2000 that Washington fully caught up with the Venice declaration by presenting the so-called Clinton parameters.

Now Maradona's simple but well-timed pass over the halfway line caught the Germans fully committed to attack and left Burruchaga with a clear run towards Schumacher.

As Susan Solomon explains in her book "American Playgrounds," the European model never fully caught on in this country, although it clearly had its appeal.

Long and lanky, Mr. Cera moves like one of those teenagers whose body hasn't yet fully caught up to his newly reached height.

Elsewhere, give or take the arrivals of Toby Alderweireld and André Ayew at Tottenham and Swansea respectively, the transfer window has not fully caught the imagination.

Professor Sambanis makes a point about the introduction of the euro and the emergence of a European identity, although this identity never fully caught on before the euro crisis.