Sentence examples for caught terribly from inspiring English sources

Chelsea were caught terribly on the counter, with Carvalho and Ivanovic stranded upfield, when Barry found Bellamy on the halfway line down the left wing.

Karama has not only touched me as a fellow human being, but she has also given me an insight into what life is like as a refugee caught up in a terribly complicated political situation, and the price that people, who are just like me, pay for simply being born into another country, into another culture.

The pussyfooting around sexuality in the two recent adaptations I caught suggests that the British are still terribly demure.

It's also not terribly surprising that if you get caught lying, you're in for a boat ride up a certain creek without a paddle.

The leadership is caught between threats from militias and the legitimate frustrations of the terribly exhausted and impatient populace that elected it.

The menu structure is terribly lame and there are so many times we are caught saying, "if they just, it would have been much better".

It really is terribly confusing keeping track of all these numbers, and I haven't really caught anybody doing an outright nefarious job.

When I caught up with Congressman Boucher not long after the event, he told me it had been "terribly important".

"You're not terribly impressed that your subway doesn't catch fire now," Mr. Lisberg said.

"We have a system that only catches morons," sighed a member of the State Legislature's brave but not terribly large band of reformers.

"WHEN I'm in L.A., I am terribly alone and bored," the actress Amy Ryan said as she bounded down the stairs to catch the Q train to Brooklyn.