Sentence examples for caught some kind from inspiring English sources

It's apt that I caught some kind of flu on the bus and then spent the next five days at a sweet new friend's apartment, sleeping on his sofa.

His brother Michael, 17, a trainee sewing machine mechanic, was shot dead at a barricade When my brother Michael was three he caught some kind of virus and went into a coma.

Eventually, one of those songs caught some kind of algorithmic eddy and found itself rocketed into the Viral 50 Chart.

"These are generally early experiences you project on other people, and they're often at the root of why people repeat certain patterns [in relationships] and get caught in some kind of dynamic".

The rule of Rob Ford is that things will always get crazier, and there's nothing more ridiculous than attempting to stay mayor after you get caught smoking some kind of crack-like drug on camera —twice.

The golden rule of Rob Ford is that things will always get crazier, and there's nothing more ridiculous than maintaining your job after you get caught smoking some kind of crack-like drug on camera – twice.

Even so, I wonder if politicians' wives are caught in some kind of media Catch-22 in which, if they do not publicly react in a manner befitting a scorned wife, they are labeled unemotional business partners.

As many as 40 employees out of 350 are caught in some kind of tax squeeze, they estimate.

I would be okay with this, had my circle of friends been caught in some kind of freak tornado just north of Watford or if the country were gripped by a return of the bubonic plague.

Or tiny bronze figures, cute but slightly menacing, designed by the sculptor Tom Otterness, whose pieces were literally scattered from room to room as if they had been caught in some kind of art shootout.

Still, there are times when restaurateurs feel as if they're caught in some kind of Kafkaesque comedy.