Sentence examples for look caught from inspiring English sources

While the verbal wit works better than the wonky physical comedy -- an all-too-sudden storm seems to afflict some with staggered-stepped inebriation while others look caught in an earthquake -- the pace glides along with few hitches.

It was refreshing, then, to pay a visit to a presentation around the corner at the Chambers Hotel, where Stephen Burrows, the master of the disco dress, showed a small collection of chiffons that did not look caught between two universes.

It is a year again since they poured The dumb ground into your mouth: And yet we know, by some recurring word Or look caught unawares, that you still drive Our thoughts like the smart cobs of your youth – When you and the world were alive.

As usual, the look caught on.

There were plenty on the runways -- at Stella McCartney, at The Row -- and the look caught on for day and evening.

A long moment elapsed, Corporal Carrera stationed at the door, the Colonel gazing up at us with a look caught halfway between irascibility and awe.

They showed creased bluejeans with long rises and waists so high that one editor gasped "Radical!" as those around him fingered their rosaries: "Please, Lord, don't let this look catch on".

Comically and momentarily, Brendel looks caught out.

Muir looked caught on the hop but she is no-one's mug for long.

But in terms of his performance or identity, he looks caught between two stools.

From the other, it looks caught in a stiff breeze, a pixelated curtain rippling in the wind.