Sentence examples for caught working on a from inspiring English sources

And it the country is indeed caught working on a bomb, sanctions would snap back into place.

Saloons and other establishments closed promptly at midnight on Saturday, and anyone caught working on Sunday was liable to be fined or set to chopping firewood for the NWMP.

When benefit cheats get caught working and signing on, they get punished.

Saturday: One person died and nine people were injured in six separate shootings in Milwaukee, Wis., overnight, including a 41-year-old man caught in the crossfire while working on a car and a 27-year-old man fatally shot after a fight.

But John Dueber, a bioengineer at Berkeley; DeLoache; and their colleagues caught a break when they were working on a separate project to see whether L-Dopa was present in certain cells.

Alas, there's a catch: it's only working on a handful of Android devices right now.

Mr. Patel said Yahoo was not simply playing catch-up and had been working on a new version of Yahoo Finance before Google's service was introduced.

Though he has been working on a new Catch in Miami and an Asian place on the Bowery, he decided it was time to leave.

Remember too, that sleep deprivation requires catch-up sleep; you cannot keep working on a sleep deficit without it soon becoming a problem.

So common is this scam that it has its own acronym, SIRF (for Stolen Identity Refund Fraud).Some who have been caught at it admit to working on an industrial scale, putting in 12-hour days with a dozen or more accomplices, each filing return after return on laptops.

I'm doing things like running around trying to catch things, working on muscle — that usually lasts for another 20 minutes.