Sentence examples for cook caught from inspiring English sources

Once they had removed Cook, caught and bowled by Hafeez, the England innings subsided insipidly.

They sought to be positive but their focus wavered and Cook, caught at deep square, was the first of five batsmen to fall to spin.

Alternately deadpan and frenetic, Ms. Kayden, 43, plays a French cook caught up in the madcap shenanigans of two British couples who rely on her improvisational skills to hide their own extramarital dalliances.

Yasir, who was talked up before the series after taking 61 wickets in 10 Tests, claimed the wicket of Cook, caught at leg-slip, and has one for 59 after 17 overs.

Shah had Cook caught close to the wicket and Ahmed plucked a low diving catch when left-arm fast bowler Rahat Ali induced a thick outside edge of Joe Root's bat with the batsman on 4.  The runs dried up for England in the second session as it could add only 48 runs with Ali effectively using the old ball to reverse swing.

Nor indeed could Graeme Swann match the bowling of Nathan Lyon, who picked up four for 63 in the match and effectively ended England's second-innings resistance when he had Alastair Cook caught behind from his second ball after the first of two rain delays.

The diminutive and highly explosive Cooks caught seven passes for 77 yards and a touchdown to go along with an electric 18-yard rush.

We eat together – sometimes they make us a turtle stew or cook freshly caught mud crabs.

Lion: lie under a tree with its tail wrapped around my leg, learn to cook its caught rabbits, braid its mane.

We lit a fire, then foraged some watercress while Munki cooked sardines, caught from the river Tesco, as he called it with a straight face.

Iron Jacket's Small Boy Unit was about 100 strong, Dukuly said, and the rebel force under the general grew to about 2,000, including many women and girls abducted from villages to cook rice, catch fish and serve the men and boys.