Sentence examples for caught looking at from inspiring English sources

PanicButton Ever been caught looking at something you shouldn't?

Bradley was caught looking at a called third strike with the bases loaded in the sixth inning.

It was during the 1992 town hall hosted by Carole Simpson that President George Bush was caught looking at his watch.

But they were less likely to be anxious about being caught looking at sexually explicit material and less cautious than men about sweeping up their cybertrails.

Even the child in "A Judas Memoir" suffers expulsion from the protected garden of family life when he's caught looking at a little girl urinating in his backyard.

But after Mariano Rivera struck out the side in the ninth -- all three batters were caught looking at fastballs -- Clemens spoke cheerfully about his season.

In those pictures of grief in which the subjects are caught looking directly at the photographer, their expressions are often oppositional: What are you looking at?

Here's how to communicate it romantically: Get caught looking (briefly) at the other person's lips.

"If I get caught up looking at all the negatives, then it could really bring you down," she said.

Don't get so caught up looking at architecture that you fail to notice the other pedestrians around you.

And she caught him looking at his watch.