Sentence examples for message caught from inspiring English sources

Early in the siege, an intercepted radio message caught the general ordering one of his commanders to "burn" the city.

But over the weekend Mr. Bradley's message caught hold, portending an even more contentious Democratic contest in the weeks ahead.

This message caught on (it's flattering to writers and other dissidents), and it became the basis of nearly every depiction of small-town and suburban America since.

The message caught me off guard -- for an instant, I actually wondered how "they" knew that I was playing Perfect Dark at that moment.

I had just started working through the morning's email deluge – delete that, file this, print that, forward this – when one particular message caught my eye.

Reading the book today, it's easy to see why Hayek's message caught on with a public divided over the New Deal, struggling with the transition from a regulated wartime economy and concerned about rising Soviet power.

This morning there are various internal memos but one message catches my attention.

18. 'Yes, the message 'smoking kills' and then on the back the picture… The message catches the attention much more on the white package.

The messages caught the State Department's attention after they were posted by Josh Rogin of The Cable, a blog on the Web site of Foreign Policy magazine.

So important has the thumb become on gadgets in Japan, where text messaging caught on earlier, that a certain demographic group is referred to as oyayubi sedai, "the thumb generation".

Right around the same time, the concept of ephemeral messaging caught on with mainstream users with the launch, and mini-controversy, of Snapchat.