Sentence examples for caught off the back of from inspiring English sources
"They got caught off the back of repeated possession by a quality side.
Brought back into the side for the second Test for the injured John Crawley, Key made a solitary run in the first innings, batting at number three, before being caught off the bowling of Shane Warne just after the lunch break.
Do they catch on the back of your heels?
The veteran scrum-half, on loan from Munster, caught everyone napping off the back of a rolling maul, but it was another 36 minutes before Justin Melch's short‑range try put Saracens ahead and before Tomkins got a sniff of anything like a try‑scoring chance.
Here they come, saying things like "go sports team, get the ball in the net!" Here they come, having barely caught their breath off the back of their excoriating tweets demolishing the "infernal stupidity of Love Island", dropping by to tell you couldn't give a "womble's gizzard" who wins the kicky-ball competition.
However, the fish caught off the west coast of Sweden has for the past decades been much less contaminated than that caught from the Baltic Sea [ 15].
Not incidentally, California's formidable network of antitax groups is not about to be caught off guard and is confident about beating back the efforts at the polls.
Members of the health care system and the public were caught off guard.
The British authorities were caught off guard.
The players were completely caught off guard.
