Sentence examples for caught in a very from inspiring English sources

"This company and several others got caught in a very, very bad tsunami," he said.

She becomes a mortal woman who is caught in a very human condition.

"The Hollywood business behaved shabbily and in a cowardly way," film critic David Thomson tells presenter Paul Gambaccini. "Hollywood was caught in a very nasty situation – it did not want war for the simple reason that war would interfere with its European sales.

Brian Williams was caught in a very big lie this week.

He was caught in a very tight triangle choke in the first round, but after winning the second and third rounds, was awarded with the victory.

In preparation for his confrontation with Ryan, Joe kidnapped ex-wife Claire Natalie Zeaandand headed out to sea, and as the finale preview above shows, she'll be caught in a very precarious position in the season's final hour.

"He was caught in a situation that was very, very difficult," Edwards said of Hackett.

She was caught in a bruising and very personal proxy battle with Walter B. Hewlett, son of a Hewlett-Packard founder, over her $19 billion merger plan with Compaq Computer.

"I think we got caught in a complicated supplicancy, a very sophisticated supplicancy," says Campion of women being sidelined in the film industry.

In his poky interview room I gave him my real name – I hated lying to the receptionist – and told him the truth, that I was caught in a Kafkaesque nightmare that was very, very real.

Just last week, Republicans got caught in a lie about Obamacare very publicly – at their own hearing on Obamacare.