Sentence examples for caught up from from inspiring English sources

He was caught up from afar in something larger than himself, in the great thundering current running through this country.

Instead they had to come through a close deciding game as the Danes caught up from 15-12 down to remain level at 17-17 before the Scots won two points in a row at 19-18 takeake the title.

Baby Boomers, I have finally caught up from our wonderful trip to San Diego last weekend to attend the AARP "Ideas@50+" convention.

Their height data are plotted in Figure 6, which again shows substantial catch-up during an extended pubertal growth phase; boys caught up from −1.25 to −0.5 HAZ and girls caught up from −1.1 to −0.2 HAZ.

We are gently queried for permission to engage, and with social contract in hand we answer questions, catch up from where we last left off, and negotiate the outline of our next meeting.

Some of that was probably catch up from the subdued performance in the December freeze, so he said the figures should be treated with a degree of caution.

Who, they ask, wants to return to the days when campaigns wasted time, effort and money trying to catch up from behind?

For many years, politicians have argued that southern Europe will catch up from its fertility decline because women, having postponed their first child, will quickly have a second and third.

RV Wit, warmth, sharply and lovingly drawn characters – it's probably too late to catch up from the start of the Manchester soap, but fans reckon it's as rich as ever.

("Size 9 feet!") Laid off after 12 years with AT&T, he recently started driving a bus for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, he says, but is struggling to catch up from the months of unemployment.

I think he has a pretty good chance to do it, although Houston and GB can put up a lot of points and the Vikings might be forced to throw more if they have to catch up from a huge deficit.