Sentence examples for caught talking about from inspiring English sources

And yet the worst crime in the Big Brother house is to be caught talking about someone behind their back.

Robert McDonald, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, served five years in the military with the 82nd Airborne after graduating from West Point, in 1975, but was caught talking about a soldiering experience that he never had.

The global downturn may not be quite the barrier it seems: last year, Harrison was caught talking about there being "hidden jobs everywhere", and she evidently believes in a kind of positive thinking that her detractors claim is somewhat delusional.

Many of them dismissed Chavez's ideas, saying that the growers were too powerful and that anyone caught talking about a union would immediately be fired.

But the high-tech surveillance toys are capable of much more than honing in on one or two bad guys police want to catch talking about criminal activity they can also pick up all cell communications within a certain radius.

In 2008, Barack Obama was caught talking in San Francisco about Rust Belt left-behinds who "cling" to guns and Bibles.

His sister, he said, was caught talking to a journalist about her views and was taken to the principal's office.

"I sometimes think we should start over and get a whole new set of boats," said Jeff Conroy, a co-executive producer of "Deadliest Catch," talking about how camera-savvy some of the fishermen had become.

"I think if you get caught up talking about how old you're getting, those are negative thoughts," Jeter said.

When Americans meet up in the UK, it's easy to get caught up talking about the amazing touchdown from last Thanksgiving's football game, or how stuffed you felt before even getting to dessert.

It features youngish academics, artists and writers on subjects outside their expertise, though you get the feeling the speakers wouldn't be caught dead talking about vampires.