Sentence examples for caught too long from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schrager, never one to be caught too long off trend, agrees.

Emily was caught too & it took her a long time to live it down.

Reed's caught too much.

There's a kind of... you get caught for too long in somebody else's crazy family.

The former chief had also been caught not too long before abusing comp time limits.

It catches too much attention".

As the story went, her little brother was a bright and fun loving boy, and he went out with his sled and stayed out too long, caught cold and then pneumonia, and three days later he died.

One day during the monsoon season, Durga plays in the downpour for too long, catches a cold and develops a high fever.

This is what has tarnished the banking industry and in my view private banks have taken far too long to catch up with the public's expectations".

If they wait too long and get caught in the low-fertility trap, they could find themselves in an uncharted era of depopulation that will be eerily different from anything before.

Otherwise, "it will take you too long to catch up".