Sentence examples for having caught this from inspiring English sources

Having caught this "Richard" in London in July, I am looking forward (with a tinge of masochism) to letting Mr. Spacey's crookback king step back into my nightmares.

Miss Neel had caught this expression.

"Cross checking wouldn't have caught this data," Mr. Morse said.

"The Angolan authorities always proclaimed to have caught this group 'red-handed' in their crime.

"This was our responsibility, and we should have caught this earlier," Lutheran wrote in an e-mail to the Tribune.

"I'm lucky to have caught this early, and I want to use my situation as an example of the value of early detection.

To say that most members of the Observer's occasional cricket XI would have caught this catch highlights how straightforward it was.

"A simple check to see if the holdover figures were captured on the next day's trading activity would have caught this scheme," the report said.

Tony Lock would have caught this one 99 times out a 100; for Panesar, sadly, 49 times out of 100 would be nearer the mark.

But her head droops at the thought that I've caught this performance and her face is obscured by a curtain of hair.

Julia Kristeva, a Bulgarian-born intellectual resettled in France, has caught this sense of deprivation by comparing the experience of foreignness with the loss of a mother.But we cannot expect to have it all ways.