Sentence examples for caught would from inspiring English sources

He promised that any who were caught would be criminally prosecuted.

One might think the embarrassment of being caught would deter thievery.

They were assured that those who had been caught "would not be playing a role in public life any more".

But I'm not sure that even a cast-iron guarantee of being caught would make much difference.

Just three weeks ago, the notion that Bailey, who turns 45 on Aug. 29, could be caught would have been inconceivable.

Raising the odds of these megabarons being caught would be a great investment toward "building value," a concept the barons themselves regularly espouse.

Undercover officers have played the role of drunks and tourists to catch would-be muggers.

If he'd been caught, he would have been horribly tortured or worse.

It wouldn't catch on, would it?

Hogan-Howe said anyone caught offending would be arrested.

"If it was supposed to be caught, he would have caught it," Sveum said of Cameron.