Sentence examples for expecting to be caught from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jones is controlling, directing his colleagues, launching himself into their arms and expecting to be caught.

They don't expect to be caught.

Every Briton can expect to be caught on camera on average some 300 times a day.

If I were a threat to this country's safety, I would expect to be caught and brought to justice.

We don't expect to be caught in a fire, but we still believe in fire escapes and fire departments.

Far from falling, the murder rate has risen slightly since then (see chart).Deterrents, however severe, do not work unless killers are rational and expect to be caught.

So whereas someone of the "American mind-set" expects to be caught for breaking the law, someone of the "Russian mind-set" doesn't.

"If the mores don't change, then the people who are living on the edge have to expect to be caught," said Harriet Newman Cohen, a Manhattan divorce lawyer.

"Lots of British citizens who never expected to be caught up in the immigration system are about to see their families split up.

That way, if a person who should be killed was let go by one party he could expect to be caught and killed by somebody else.

Williams said yesterday that stakes will not be restricted, and that the firm expects to be caught out from time to time.