Sentence examples for not caught until from inspiring English sources

He was not caught until he got near the Daytona International Speedway in Florida.

The error was not caught until the transplant operation was well under way.

"If you're not caught until you're in your 80s, it seems like you got away with it," he said.

He was not caught until August , 1988 after being featured on the television program "America's Most Wanted," by which time Caproni had convicted the nine crewmen.

He was not caught until years later when his DNA was found to match semen on the bodies of both girls.

The mistake is not caught until after the antibiotic is given, and, despite every effort, the patient dies as a result.

Schieber's killer wasn't caught until 2002.

He said the real surprise wasn't that a mistake was made, but that it wasn't caught until the building was nearly half-finished.

Bridgestone officials did not dispute Ford's data but said the problem had not caught their attention until Ford began reviewing Bridgestone's files two weeks ago.

The fishery began in the 1940s with a small number of demersal longline vessels, though the whiskery shark was not caught in substantial numbers until the 1970s, with the introduction of monofilament gillnets, hydraulic net haulers, and additional vessels.

That means that if a voter has made an error — not filling in an oval properly, for example, a mistake often made by the kind of novice voters who will be flocking to the polls — it will not be caught until it is too late.