Sentence examples for caught words from inspiring English sources

There are many times when I have caught words literally spilling out of my mouth (words from my parents that I didn't even know were hiding out there), spoken or acted from a place of stress and anxiety due to a completely unrelated situation than what was going on in front of me, or spoken from a place of 'make this behavior stop' instead of true love and understanding.

But she was delighted by the scene, thrilled that she'd caught word of a cheerleading competition in Swaziland with just enough time to reschedule her flight home.

When I first caught word of the announcement that Malala Yousafzai and I would be this year's Nobel peace prize recipients, a swirl of joyful emotions overcame me.

Rosso first met Friedman when he caught word of someone lurking around the park with a camera and without a dog, but he speaks admiringly of him as Gabriel weaves in between his legs.

Newspapers around the US quickly began picking up on examples where readers, including restaurant owners, had caught word of Heimlich's article and had tried the maneouvre on choking casualties, with successful results.

I caught word from the VIA rep at CES that Everex would be offering a 7-inch Linux-based notebook at Walmart and then Nicholas followed up with the official word.

So, like I said, when I caught word that there was to be a sequel, it was not without significant trepidation that my eyebrows were raised.

The dictionary catches words that are misspelled the same way by both O.C.R.'s.

And although eBay has installed filters to catch words like "ivory," smugglers dance around them.

When you catch words like butterflies and pin them behind glass, it feels like an achievement, but something seals as you press down the pane.

The selling of a presidential "narrative" the reigning buzz word of this election cycle has taken on outsize significance in an age in which a rush of visuals and catch words can cripple public images overnight.