Sentence examples for like to be caught from inspiring English sources

"People don't like to be caught unawares," he said.

Surveillance for diseases in wild animals is particularly difficult, since they do not come to hospitals, are not watched by veterinarians and do not like to be caught.

IT has been said that people don't like to be caught with egg on their faces, but that's just what some brides and bridegrooms are now asking of their wedding photographers.

That secretive, closely held approach may be the preferred choice of the president and self-proclaimed disrupters like his senior adviser, Stephen K. Bannon, who is quickly emerging as the power in the West Wing, but not by more conventional politicians who definitely don't like to be caught off guard.

Here we are at back-to-school and catwalk time, with any number of people to avoid assiduously for any number of reasons in corridors, fashion tents and cosmetic surgery offices, where people don't like to be caught having work done.

Although she's not asking questions yet, I know she doesn't like to be caught not knowing something.

Since no one likes to be caught off-guard, they'll be more apt to pay attention.

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"No-one likes to be caught but the aim is to ensure the smooth flow of traffic through the city.

We're always sure to give candidates advance notice (no one likes to be caught completely by surprise!), but simulating an actual work scenario offers a glimpse into what cannot be gleaned on paper alone.

It's almost like fingerprinting, and you're likely to be caught.