Sentence examples for is caught on from inspiring English sources

1992 The American John Bryan is caught on camera sucking the toes of the Duchess of York.

Among them: The batter is out if his foul fly ball is caught on one bounce, and on a foul grounder, the base runner must speed back to his original base or he can be forced out.

If the partition is inserted at the middle point, the molecule is caught on one side or the other with equal probability.

Harry, who serves in the British army, is caught on film telling one fellow soldier that he looked like a "raghead" (which, as the News of the World helpfully explains, is "an offensive term for an Arab").

"While roughly one third of all inventory shrinkage is caught on video, less than 1% of that video is ever actually looked at.

Suppose the fish is caught on a Friday night and there is no one available at the palace until Monday morning except a telephonist who, not unnaturally, is unversed in the laws of privilege?

The ubiquity of camera phones and the means to distribute photos means no one is safe: humiliation and ruin awaits anyone who is caught on camera committing an act of indiscretion.

It is caught on a handbag.

Moreover, Mr Jospin is caught on the electoral treadmill.

"My dress is caught on your chair leg," she said.

In North America the sockeye is caught on the Columbia and Fraser rivers.