Sentence examples for caught put from inspiring English sources

"You have images in your mind of them being caught, put into orange jumpsuits and being decapitated on TV," said Bradley.

Here are some tips to help you NOT get caught: Put a rock in your shoe so you don't have to work on limping so much.

Or if the woman who got caught putting a cat in a garbage can had been American.

As a sophomore, he was caught putting his name on another student's paper and buying a replacement paper on the Internet, the report said.

African Bank was fined 21m rand after it was caught putting pressure on uneducated customers to take out bigger loans than they requested.

A 62-year-old woman was caught putting a needle into a banana in Mackay, central Queensland, in what is believed to have been a copycat act.

Last year, Dublin taxi drivers were caught putting green lights on top of their cabs, and stickers on their bumpers, to surreptitiously inform prospective customers of their Irish origins — as opposed to the increasing number of foreign-born Irish drivers.

Merchant energy companies, excited by late 1990s deregulation, got caught putting up plants faster than even surging electricity usage could take.

That way you won't get caught putting your entire investment in on a day when the market looks cheap but is about to get cheaper still.

In 1963 Eggers got caught putting a cardboard cut-out of a dime in a washing machine at a laundromat.

Even more frightening to the Bush administration than being caught putting loyalty to leader above following the law, the Gonzales scandal has lured off the White House PR ranch and into a frame about administration corruption and deceit.