Sentence examples for caught got off from inspiring English sources

Offenders who were caught got off with light fines.

The State reporter who caught him getting off the plane said that he looked tired and troubled, rather than, say, sleazy and delusional.

I had to clean her nails because she had excrement all under her fingernails, the nurse said she'd put her on a bed pan and then caught her getting off, trying to clear it up.

This was considered due to staff inexperience in delivering care to confused patients: I had to clean her nails because she had excrement all under her fingernails, the nurse said she'd put her on a bed pan and then caught her getting off, trying to clear it up.

Wives would wait at the foot of the platform and catch their husbands as they got off the train.

Tredwell made the initial breakthrough when he claimed a sharp return catch from Khawaja, who had got off the mark with a hook for six off Woakes, to depart for 22. Yardy then made a double breakthrough as he claimed the key wicket of Paine and Alex Keath with almost identical lbw decisions.

The operator reportedly got freaked out by Hogh who said he had to catch a flight and got off the luggage tug, at which point Hogh started driving it, right down a taxiway.

He storms America's car parks avenging infidelity like Batman, except a Batman who – instead of seeing his parents killed – caught his college girlfriend getting off with his flatmate, pissed.

When they are caught they get off with light sentences.

You can lose the back end if you really get overconfident, but even then you can catch it again by getting off the gas and flicking the car the other direction with a tad bit of counter-steer.

Konz is often caught in a similar position, getting off-balance and overextending.