Sentence examples for little caught from inspiring English sources

But Jack O'Connell does seems a little caught between two versions of himself.

Wasn't she at least a little caught up in the moment?

"You can get a little caught up," he said, looking sheepish.

She seemed a little caught between worlds, unsure if her music was pure pop or Triple J fodder.

Clearly, the Spurs got a little caught up in their own coronation and misplaced the concept that there was a basketball series to be played, which happens even to teams as venerable as this one.

He wanted to make sure he got this just right, and he had got a little caught up in rebutting the claim, which Hillary Clinton has artfully advanced, that he is not prepared to handle emergencies.

In the clubhouse, he reclined, then rode the stationary bike, then played a little catch.

The doors having proper little catches on them, the lights working, the cupboards opening".

I loved the general style of the vocalism here, with long, chanted lines punctuated by urgent little catches.

For very poor countries even quite high growth provided little catch-up; in Ethiopia, GDP per head rose from 1.3% of that in America to 2.5%.

These days I usually know the people there, so you have a little catch-up first for the first 15 minutes.