Sentence examples for constantly caught from inspiring English sources

He and Allen were constantly caught too high up the pitch and too square.

They were constantly caught short to the ball as Coventry swept through them like flood water.

Though United had not been demolished, Everton's teamwork and speed on the break constantly caught them out.

Despite an apparent effort to limit the attacks to specific buildings, ordinary Gazans are constantly caught up in the bombing.

In reality, he was constantly caught in arguments and scuffles between the fractious Davies brothers, and quite often they would gang up and take it out on the rest of the group.

Most of all, though, I, too, was constantly caught between wanting desperately to be a real grownup and wanting desperately to live in a way that felt, for lack of a better phrase, true to myself.

When the theater to which you've brought him is the size of a shoebox and there are still empty seats, when the performers constantly catch his eye, when he doesn't know how to convert feeling like a freak into feeling pride in his unusual taste, then he is likely to feel foolish.

"People who are sensitive about a topic, though, have a net or radar that constantly catches those comments".

Chandler hasn't been much better either, and has been a bag of mishaps this tournament: he's constantly been caught flat-footed and offers nothing going forward.

"You will always be oriented to the street," Mr. Himmel said, "while visually, your eye will constantly be caught by people walking in the galleries, and moving through the stores".

But eye-catching though that notion might be, the reality is that Labour is constantly playing catch up, and simply announcing odd welfare policies here and there does not amount to a coherent policy with an underlying theme.