Sentence examples for has sometimes caught from inspiring English sources
Showalter said he has sometimes caught himself marveling at Davis's achievements, the way a fan would.
His advice has sometimes caught her up short.
She had never entered its doors; from the outside she had sometimes caught glimpses of spotless damask and shining crystal, and soft-stepping waiters serving people of fashion.
He said the nests, which are made of sticks and can weigh as much as 100 pounds, have sometimes caught on fire.
This view was reinforced by laws that made it impossible to send profits from foreign subsidiaries back to Brazil or to recognise losses made abroad in company accounts.This change in attitude has helped, but Brazilian multinationals are not immune to the kind of problems that have sometimes caught out foreign investors in Brazil.
This eye-closing, this looking within: it's a subtle action which, over a group dinner or in a café, I've sometimes caught friends catching, to my shame.
Like many artists who, as he put it, refused "the orthodoxy of what a black artist is," Mr. Jones has sometimes felt caught in limbo between his roots and his ambitions.
A horrible practice which, er, has sometimes even caught out some very techie people.
I have sometimes been caught out by not making a concerted effort to get all the facts first.
Climate change is a hot-button subject nationally, and state climatologists have sometimes gotten caught in the cross-fire, Dr. Foster said.
Very often, the victims can't or won't give evidence; they have sometimes got caught up in criminality themselves and frequently show misplaced loyalty to their abuser.
