Sentence examples for caught studied from inspiring English sources

The traps, made of glass jars outfitted with inverted funnels, had been used by researchers who caught, studied, then quickly released the fish.

If a runner on second is caught studying the catcher — or worse, according to baseball's inscrutable hierarchy of spycraft forms, peeking into the pitcher's glove — he may get called out by the other team and told to cut it out, or at least to be more clever about it.

This way they wouldn't be caught studying Torah, which was outlawed by the oppressive Greek king, Antiochus.

An Alabama student was caught studying in the campus library with no shirt on, drinking what appears to be a Yuengling beer.

The narrator challenges a man whom he catches studying his hat.

Hazel felt suddenly stuck in a laboratory, caught and studied.

"I was so caught in studying, where you practice hour after hour for many days in a row, and I wanted to lose all this, get out of this, be free.

Sometimes she caught him studying her coldly wishing she'd lose weight, do something about those pockmarks—and he could feel his own smallness and triviality as the color drained from her face.

Sometimes she caught him studying her coldly — wishing she'd lose weight, do something about those pockmarks — and he could feel his own smallness and triviality as the color drained from her face.

The flashlight contraption is a way to catch and study fleas.

During the decade-long Cultural Revolution, a teenage Xi was sent to rural Shaanxi province where he lived in a cave, shovelled pig manure, caught fleas and studied the works of Marx and Mao.