Sentence examples for caught washing from inspiring English sources

In  La Ventana, reserve a palapa (a traditional Mexican thatched-roof bungalow) at Palapas Ventanas, where every Friday night, the staff lights up a chipotle-smoked wood barbeque and throws on whatever's been freshly caught, washing it all down with well-made margaritas.   .

Instead of storing used pantyhose with other clothes on which they might become caught, wash them with soap in a sink, and hang them on a clothesline to dry.

An Oklahoma City man was arrested Tuesday after police say they caught him washing his hair with mayonnaise in a public fountain.

This is the real deal with freshly caught fish washed down with plentiful local wine.

Lots of plastic bags get washed into the sea and remain floating there, killing animals like dolphins and sea gulls that get caught in it.

Catch Isaac Mizrahi washing his dog with Natalie Portman, playing Ping-Pong with Janeane Garofalo, even creating his own designer doughnut.

In a nod to Lillian Hellman, a comic subplot involves Fritzi (Anna Kendrick), a very focused little brunette who volunteers as a maidservant to a voluptuous blonde, Jill Alana Allenn), before being cast out when she's caught hand-washing Jill's bras with particular intensity.

They catch the soil washing off the fields and filter out some of the chemicals which would otherwise find their way into the rivers.

A 12-year-old boy was strangled to death when his sweater became caught in a washing machine in a town house basement here, the authorities said.

He was part dole-queue Saint Sebastian, part washing line caught in a storm.

Flo's photographs, of which thirty-two, usually flash-lit, examples are included in the catalogue, rarely peek outdoors; their invariably female subjects, caught doing dishes or washing their hair, seem to nervously inhabit a flimsy bomb shelter.