Sentence examples for caught in a less from inspiring English sources

But there are a couple of pictures of her where she was caught in a less formal pose, and a smile rearranged her features.

Government-sanctioned hacking/malware is one mooted option, along with the triangulation offered by data retention powers plus data-mining of bulk datasets — which, presumably, expands the likelihood that encrypted comms can be caught in a less secure form somewhere in the digital haystack.

Carrying roughly 600 passengers, the ship was caught in a hurricane a little less than 200 miles off the coast of Florida.

Labor, in other words, may be caught in a vicious cycle, becoming progressively less influential and more unpopular.

"Many charities are caught in a pincer: They are seeing less money come in but at the same time a much greater demand for their services," said James Ketchall, a CAF spokesman.

Atlantic bluefin tuna, which migrate from their spawning grounds in the Gulf of Mexico across the Atlantic and to the Mediterranean - at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour, no less - are caught in a no-man's land of impossible-to-enforce international treaties.

Quality cannot be caught in a number.

Months earlier, the grandsons of the Bulgari founder were caught up in a less glamorous occasion: the seizure of Bulgari's office on Via Condotti by Italy's tax police – the Guardia di Finanza – which confiscated the property in 2013 as part of a €46m (£33m) asset seizure following allegations of tax evasion.

Mr. Martitegi, 28, was the fourth commander caught in less than a year.

These inputs heavily impact water resources making them places you wouldn't want to swim in or eat fish that were caught in them, much less drink the water or bathe your children in it.

The response to the performance I caught in Washington was no less enthusiastic than when I saw the show at the Public Theater last fall.