Sentence examples for caught particularly from inspiring English sources

But if more people are cheating to gain an advantage in a fierce job market, more are getting caught, particularly as people started posting anonymous tips about credentials fraud on Web sites and online bulletin boards.

They do provide some interesting anecdotes not commonly related in prior accounts of Darwin's life, such as Darwin's relationship with the "blackamoor" taxidermist, John Edmonstone, who showed young Darwin how to stuff the wild creatures he caught, particularly birds.

But prey with dazzle markings were also difficult to catch, particularly when they moved at higher speeds and against more heterogeneous backgrounds.

You can also use a handled net to catch particularly stubborn bird.

Basketball has caught on particularly well in Italy.

Have you caught any particularly surreal shows yet?

That illogic has caught on, particularly among Republicans.

The story seemed to show just how far some athletes will go to avoid being caught doping, particularly when the stakes are high.

I thought the crabs I caught were particularly delicious, boiled with melted butter as soon as I took them home and later, as part of a crab salad sandwich on a hamburger bun.

However, the term never really caught on, particularly since Rev. Jesse Jackson's National Rainbow Coalition had claimed that term in 1984.

While getting down to Gina Turner's house bombs we stared outside at the hordes of sad, wet ravers and caught this particularly depressed flower child.