Sentence examples for caught so often from inspiring English sources

By September 2013 he had been caught so often that his driving licence had been taken away, but the nearest club de alterne – the Satay – was only a mile away, down well-maintained dirt tracks, and the chances of being caught driving there were almost non-existent.

"Doctors get caught up so often in the nonsense of medical insurance and administrative issues, but with these kids, it's pure medicine -- holes in the heart, valves that don't open, abnormal blood vessels," Dr. Levchuck added.

It's this energy to constantly innovate and experiment that has caught the eye so often over the last 20 years.

Seldom can he have been caught in possession so often, though to his credit he could not be faulted for lack of effort".

The Jets have deviated from that strategy in part because they have been forced to play catch-up so often, trailing for almost half their season (117 minutes 49 seconds), which is something they cannot afford to do Sunday.

Why are companies so often caught unaware?

But surely Germany's soldiers, who are risking their lives halfway around the world, as well as the Afghan people who are so often caught up in the fighting, deserve such a hearing?

Some will judge this to be artistically insufficient, but Tom Wolfe's achievement, however incomplete, remains buoyant and considerable, and American novelists, still so often caught up in the most trivial of private dramas, continue to need him at the top of their lineup.

Liverpool's Glen Johnson did not cover himself in glory either as he was so often caught out of position by the speed of Chile's counter-attacking.

And our individual life, so often caught in addictions and starved of real meaning, has a hunger to reconnect with the soul, which has always had a feminine quality.

Who better to capture such moments than Ryan McGinley, an artist whose photography so often catches bodies in motion?