Sentence examples for has caught exactly from inspiring English sources
But when pressed, even their top officials admit that the entire mass-spying regime has caught exactly one "bad guy" – and that was an American who was thinking of wiring some money to al-Shabaab in Somalia.
Since Week 9 of the 2007 season, the nine-year veteran tight end Randy McMichael had caught exactly two touchdown passes.
Jennings, with his wire-drawn upper lip and tentative gestures, has caught the Bush mannerisms exactly: more significantly, he suggests Bush is the most adroit politician on stage.
In the years since, you wouldn't say his vision has mellowed exactly, rather that our way of seeing has caught up with it.
The message has caught on.
The sport has caught up".
Josie, trying to get the attention of the waitress, had not caught exactly what that consequence was.
But when you eat a crab that you have caught yourself you know exactly what you are doing, from wiring the dead perch into the trap to trying to crack that claw.
A spokeswoman for Total UK, the British arm of the US oil company which half owns 60% of the site, said petrol and kerosene, as well as some diesel and crude oil were held there, but she did not know exactly what had caught fire.
Other law-enforcement or national-security agencies might have caught and stopped them, but that was the point — that is exactly why New York has stepped up its defenses.
