Sentence examples for caught one off from inspiring English sources

Experts have been freaking out over the spread of these hyper-toxic critters ever since they caught one off the coast of Fraser Island earlier this year.

Thought to have gone extinct 80 million years ago, the coelacanth pulled off a miraculous revival when a fisher caught one off South Africa in 1938.

Perhaps worried by our lack of survival skills, Gunther took an almost paternal interest in our welfare, developing the handy knack of popping by just when we were most in need, lending us a torch, finding us some matches, bringing us pots and pans, dropping off a bag of charcoal, or, on one memorable occasion, darting off to catch one of the fireflies that glowed in the bush after dark.

"One of the guys caught one and chopped its head off," said Bob Harrer, the safety patrol officer for the project.

Humor in turn involves play with the expectations we share-whether innate or acquired-in order to catch one another off guard in ways that simulate risk and stimulate recovery.

The morning had belonged entirely to India as they scored 106 runs for the loss of one wicket, that of Shikhar Dhawan, superbly caught one-handed by wicketkeeper Matt Prior off Anderson.

JP Duminy was superbly caught one-handed by Graeme Swann off his own bowling and dangerman Justin Ontong was fooled into a false shot by a Jade Dernbach slower ball.

It was meant as a one-off, but it caught on.

The lovely virus, which I had caught off one of the Cuckoo's Nest team, was driving me nuts.

And yes, each one caught me off guard.

This one caught me off guard.