Sentence examples for caught terrible from inspiring English sources

They knew that if caught, terrible consequences would follow, not only from the betrayed spouse, but also from the community.

Hannah and I both caught a terrible cold.

Just knowing that whoever did this is still out there somewhere, that he has never been caught, is terrible".

Robotham writes with grave tenderness about unhappy people caught in terrible situations — including his sleuth, who has Parkinson's disease and is in perpetual mourning for his broken marriage.

I'd somehow caught a terrible cold during the previous 24 hours, and it was rather embarrassing to arrive at a stranger's house with a continually dripping nose, and halfway through my stock of Malaysian loo roll.

And that includes some well-known grammar experts who've confessed to me their ongoing anxiety that they'll get caught making terrible mistakes, as they have in the past (a pain I know too well).

Dear Elm, I was delighted to find you alive and flourishing, because a lot of your family used to live in the U.K., but they all caught a terrible infection and died.

Cops across America have also supposedly been too spooked about getting caught doing terrible things to properly do their jobs, an alleged phenomenon dubbed the "Ferguson effect" and recently endorsed (albeit with zero evidence) by none other than FBI Director James Comey.

I wasn't bothered by crumbs in the bed; I was scared that I would catch a terrible disease, which was very different.

Doing this in bad weather, you could catch a terrible cold.

I am caught in a terrible paradox!