Sentence examples for caught in shock from inspiring English sources

The established parties are caught in shock and awe.

Tiddler is the story of a fish who always makes up some bizarre reason why he is late for school, but then gets caught in a net – shock, horror – and finds his way home by following the trail of his own stories.

To engage with them is to be caught in knots and shocks of recognition and imagining: to chase after the artist's encounters and longings.

"I'm always shocked when the ranking member seems to want to say, like a little boy whose hand has been caught in a cookie jar, 'What hand?

It was Tottenham who were forcing the issue, with Walker, in particular, seeing a lot of the ball in the buildup to moves, after he had recovered from the shock of being caught in the head with a ridiculously high boot from Neil Taylor in the early running.

To investigate this, Otaki et al. [ 1] exposed pupae derived from the eggs of females caught in a southern population to cold-shock (6°C) and found this generated all three novel spot patterns.

Regardless of age or infirmity, any person who is caught in debris is in danger of injury, shock and further damage from movement of building parts or aftershocks.

Deere investors had that "caught in the headlights" look today after the firm shocked them with a big earnings shortfall and warned of more bad news ahead.

However you react to it – with shock, revulsion, embarrassment, fascination or confusion – you are caught in its compelling grip.

Similar responses to cold shock were seen with pupae derived from females caught in the northern range.

That the unassuming numbers cruncher would be caught in a public firestorm over those disagreements, most conceded, is shocking.