Sentence examples for fairly caught from inspiring English sources

Here, Shakespeare was more "in earnest" than in any of his other creations, and "he was fairly caught in the web of his own imagination".

"A fearful hell of shelling and we fairly catch it".

Of course, as Hewitt points out, "domestic terrorism" is a fairly catch-all term.

The recipe is fairly simple: catch an omul, place it in warm sunlight until it begins to smell -- generally 10 to 20 minutes -- and eat it, scales, organs and all.

The local lapel-button famufacturers were caught fairly off base by the tumult.

He is, all in all, a fairly ordinary guy caught up in a drama that is equally banal and entirely of his own making.

Then if she'd didn't get caught fairly quickly on a falsehood, the charade could drag on for a while, though with suspicions about things like her celeb-packed Instagram feed and the excuses about why she couldn't deliver.

It's a fairly soft decision - he did have his arms up in the area but the cross from the left pretty much caught him in the armpit.