Sentence examples for in caught up from inspiring English sources

First a few of the girls in the competition started following along behind him, and then the bleachers started emptying, as their parents and friends joined in, caught up in the contagion of Mr. Braxton's showmanship.

In "Caught Up in the Moment" they rap over slide guitars about sex on an airplane; "Filthy Rich" is a honky-tonk tune about greedy corporate executives and television preachers.

In "Caught Up," she balances impossible purity and breathing blasphemy, beautifully taking the religious resonance of the title and subjecting it to a sexual renovation that retains a suggestion of the religious: "my wrists pinned over my head" is certainly erotic, but it also sounds a little like an erotic crucifixion.

Thiem sprinted in, caught up to it, and sent it back and past Federer for 30-30.

Lasance had previously been in caught up in a real house fire; he said the director of the episode "milked" the fictional situation to make it seem more dramatic than a real fire.

People check in, catch up, and knock off some simple tasks.

Or maybe you'll stay in, catch up on your programs?

This is a condition familiar to people in Northern Ireland caught up in bomb explosions.

Say, survivors of Hiroshima [who] were, in a sense, caught up in a certain historical process.

All of them were in some way caught up in scandal, either as spies or investigators.

Now the organisation is working to reopen schools in all countries caught up in the disaster.