Sentence examples for later caught up from inspiring English sources

The Democrat was later caught up in a major corruption scandal, which made Pope even angrier.

Kenseth led for 112 laps but was burned by pit strategy and was later caught up in a wreck.

Fulk exerted his control over his vassals and was later caught up in dynastic quarrels between the French and English kings.

But as I remind him, he later caught up with the sex and drugs with the same dedication he put into discovering cinema.

One William Marcroft, born in Lancashire in 1822 and forced to work from the age of six, later caught up on his education at night school and, after retirement, became active in various social and political organizations.

Sharif's party was later caught up in a confrontation between the army and a broadly pro-government media group that accused the ISI of attempting to assassinate its most famous journalist.

She argued that for teenage children, unlike elementary school students, it is easier to keep up with subjects in their native language and later catch up on their English.

Yet, even so, China will probably surpass Japan as the largest creditor in the near future, just as its physical capital stock will sooner or later catch up with that of the United States.There has been no lack of fear around the world about the relentless growth of China's financial strength.

Ho says: "Markets will sooner or later catch up with our story we are as much a broadband play as any other company".

We later catch up with Alain, a heron on the local music scene, who invites us to sit on the roof of the house he grew up in and tells us he got involved with the festival.

We later catch up with Alain, a local hero on Santiago's music scene, who invites us to sit on the roof of the house he grew up in and tells us he got involved with the festival.