Sentence examples for he only caught from inspiring English sources

He reckons he only caught up with "culture" at Winchester.

Used to be he only caught a sunrise by staying up all night.

When Michael Nichols first photographed elephants in the lowland forests of the Central African Republic in 1991, he only caught fleeting moments of them, and at great peril.

But he only caught on worldwide in the Sixties and this belated show is the first comprehensive survey ever staged in Britain.

It put him out of action during the day, and he only caught up with the Met police statement on the evening news.

2.39pm BST 9th over: Sri Lanka 62-3 (Dilshan 29, Thirimanne 4) Dilshan sorts out that boundary drought smartish, flicking Russell's first delivery for four, and there's another blow for West Indies as Russell drops the ball when, had he only caught it, there was a good chance of Thirimanne falling in another run-out.

He only catches on after he and Sabeth have had an idyllic motor tour across the continent, and Walter is about to deliver the young woman to her mother in Greece.

"I think our generation thinks watching the news is dorky and not a lot of fun," said 14-year-old Casey Hankins of Lakewood, Colo., who said he only catches news programs every few weeks when he's visiting his grandfather, a regular viewer.

He was only caught when he inadvertently filmed himself securing a camera in a staff toilet – the device later fell from its hiding place and was discovered by staff.

He was only caught when he failed to deliver and scarpered with the money, prompting complaints from North Korea.

Despite a choppy start, and with the whole world watching, he not only caught up to Gatlin, he accelerated past him over 40km per hour without a hint of difficulty.