Sentence examples for had always caught from inspiring English sources

But by the time I'd stepped blinking into the bathroom, the thoughts had always caught up.

"People have always caught virus and died.

Yes, GDP has always caught up to productivity before.

"Tom Bradshaw is a player that has always caught my eye whenever he has played against us at various levels, or I have watched him," said Saddlers boss Dean Smith.

Author William Boyd, who will be writing a new story about James Bond set in 1969, said the character has always caught the imagination of the British nation.

Among the numerous properties and functions of money, its status as a symbol has always caught the special interest of scholars (who, like the vast majority of us, tend to have less of the stuff than they think they deserve).

I felt like discovering and taking pictures of other places that have always caught my attention.

I had always wanted to catch a permit, and I finally got one in the Seychelles.

As George is a poet he had always wanted to catch the essence, a mood; Ottilie wanted to make a more exact translation.

Keegan has always been a patriot, but his romanticised view of England has not always caught the imagination of those around him.

Historians of American medicine are quick to point out that academic medicine has always been caught between serving the public's needs and competing in the marketplace.