Sentence examples for caught if from inspiring English sources

They would be caught if they were.

(It's easier not to get caught if you say less).

Office food bandits know they probably won't be caught if they swipe other workers' goodies from the communal fridge.

Their own energy secretary got caught, if I might use a Texas phrase, sleeping at the switch.

You find yourself exhilarated by your confusion, wanting to be caught — if only to learn, as the fangs sink in, what the chase was actually for.

Those who used to travel up from Mexico illegally were less likely to come and more likely to get caught if they tried.

Only intermittent voices could be caught if the end-to-end delay cannot be guaranteed.

If you played the ball, you were caught, if you didn't, you risked serious injury.

That's the beauty of doing something like this: There's a lot less risk of being caught if you go about it the right way.

Her family believes the killers would have been caught if Mr Fullerton had been a councillor for any other party.

"We cannot rule out the possibility" that the falsifications would have been caught if this had been done, writes the panel.