Sentence examples for caught like that from inspiring English sources

I've never seen razor clams caught like that.

"Yes, it's always hard to pick the players up when you get caught like that.

Of 1,000 soldiers caught like that, 123 might expect to die of lung cancer decades later.

"They don't want to do parks and they don't want to do public bathrooms and get caught like that senator from Idaho," E. J. Parker, assistant manager of the Comfort Zone, said of the clientele.

But I don't regret it; they just made me more adamant never to get caught like that again"), the band soon went their own sartorial way, growing unkempt normal-to-greasy hair, wearing clothes that could only have been bought with a War on Want charge-card and sporting footwear which invited the expression "hush puppies".

What they said: "If there's any dismissal Alastair Cook wouldn't want against his name, it's getting out caught like that.

On Tuesday, the president's eldest son, Donald Jr., was caught liking two tweets that pushed the same BS conspiracy theory about Hogg.

I catch balls like that every day during the week, in practice before the game, and that happens".

He had called me and asked me to help him get a job, and I don't think I looked as hard as I should have, because at the time, I swear, I didn't know he was caught up like that.

Life for the poorest in austerity Britain to get harder; life for the richest to be made easier: surely even the most tin-eared of politicians wouldn't get caught out like that, unless their war chest depended on it.

"To get caught defensively like that - it was poor defending and we know it.