Sentence examples for caught like a from inspiring English sources

"He was just caught like a rat," Maj.

I was caught like a deer in the headlights".

Bhutan is tiny, caught like a bead between the masses of China and India.

Did he get caught like a deer in the headlights or go on the offensive?

"He felt like David Duncan was caught like a deer in the headlights," Ms. McKay recalled.

"I HAD only one thought," declared Simone de Beauvoir as Hitler's troops advanced on Paris in June 1940, "not to be caught like a rat in occupied Paris".

Speculation continues about what explains the rest – one theory is that there may be a viral cause of heart disease, implying that it can be caught like an infection.

"What I would like is for visitors to be caught, like in a labyrinth, going back and forth, stopping, taking time to look and think".

They were caught, like Beyoncé, in a snap with Dye. .

But when was left charging in the kitchen, it caught fire "like a bomb" and caused a fire that ripped through the kitchen, causing £250,000 worth of damage.

As we paddle back, checking traps, Mr Boun tells me about a 30kg catfish he caught, "shaped like a shark".