Sentence examples for extra caught from inspiring English sources

"Extra" caught up with Jennifer Love Hewitt who flaunted her curvy figure in a beautiful dress, at the premiere of "27 Dresses" in Los Angeles Monday night.

"Extra" caught up with the "Jenny From the Block" singer who spent two seasons on the "American Idol" judging panel and asked her about the Mariah Carey reports.

If you're smart, it's especially like this, because you and your girls will be extra caught up in your individual, neurotic psychotrances about jobs and shoes and apartments.

When "Extra" caught up with the television mogul, she wouldn't broach the subject of Deen but did say Deen isn't the first white woman to use the N-word.

Extra caught up with Pattinson and his "Elephants" co-star Reese Witherspoon at the film's Sunday premiere, and Witherspoon did her best to disavow her earlier comments that her on-screen forbidden lover was suffering from a disgusting cold during their big love scene.

An illegal fishing scam in Scotland landed and processed 170,000 tonnes of over-quota mackerel and herring, an extra catch that seriously threatened the viability of those stocks.

Behind them, a woman in a sexy dress and a muscleman walk in; whichever extra catches your gaze enters the story.

What's more, a majority of Americans said they were unaware of various options that an I.R.A. offers, including extra "catch-up" contributions allowed each year for those age 50 and older.

And, as in the European Union, which also claims to manage its resources, there is always political pressure to allow extra catches today, ignoring scientific advice that next year's breeding stock might be jeopardised.

Since I'm feeling so uplifted I thought it would be a nice thing to revisit a few of those comments and sneak in an extra Catch-22 article before posting about next month's choice.

(For those age 50 and older, the extra catch-up contribution limit has been upped by $500, to a total of an additional $6,000).