Sentence examples for caught making for from inspiring English sources

The US singer was performing her Eighties hit "Material Girl" on stage at Bangkok's Impact Arena when a long wedding veil she was wearing became caught, making for a highly awkward moment with two backing dancers.

He was disconnected from college after being caught making calls for friends at $1 a call.

But he still seemed as much bemused as discomfited yesterday that administration officials have been caught making payoffs for positive "news coverage" from ostensibly independent journalists.

Just a few weeks before, an official in Jiangsu Province and his mistress were caught making detailed plans for a hotel-room rendezvous on the microblog Weibo after mistakenly believing their messages were private.

Parliament's system for disciplining peers is under renewed scrutiny after a peer convicted of abusing expenses received a year's suspension from the House of Lords after being caught making invalid allowance claims for a second time.

Biden's open-mic gaffe may be the most recent slip up, but he is hardly alone among politicians who have been caught making comment not meant for public consumption.

But imagining the most talented employees as fish only briefly caught makes it hard for companies to recognise, much less reward, their best performers.

The time you forgot to pick up your sister from practice while you were partying with friends, or the time you skipped class and got caught might make for great essays too.

The rookie Eddie Royal (14 catches) makes them for the right reasons; Brandon Marshall (two misdemeanor charges this week) does not.

It was the last catch he made for the Steelers.

I might have some slight bias towards one team, but I'm usually urging the team who is behind to catch up – to make for a great game.