Sentence examples for caught would be from inspiring English sources
He promised that any who were caught would be criminally prosecuted.
Don't lie — getting caught would be grounds for termination with cause and then you have to deal with two errors of judgment.
Raising the odds of these megabarons being caught would be a great investment toward "building value," a concept the barons themselves regularly espouse.
Bottles of booze were hidden in lockers and deep inside desks, because the culprit (if caught) would be seriously reprimanded or possibly fired (if his boss happened to be sober).
The punishment for a cricketer, if caught, would be a two-year ban, but testing for recreational drugs, rather than performance-enhancing ones, is not standardised in English cricket.
Since inspectors visit the declared facilities, the thinking went, it would make little sense for the Iranians to divert fuel from them for a bomb project; the chances of being caught would be high.
The station was 11 blocks away, and the train I wanted to catch would be leaving in five minutes.
A big fish to catch would be Home Depot (38, HD), the world's largest home improvement retailer, with $81 billion in revenue, 345,000 employees and 2,000 stores that average 125,000 square feet.
The fishermen's catch would be salted and returned to Europe.
The only catch would be finding both natural gas and diesel for refueling.
Our catch would be multiplied, the bad weather amplified and the oddity of our surroundings exaggerated.
