Sentence examples for not even caught from inspiring English sources

The lexicon has not even caught up with the times yet.

She had not even caught her breath after her defeat when she was already vowing to return.

That suggests British firms, at least, have not only fallen behind American practice but have not even caught up with methods that Americans have imported to Britain.

The fact that the thieves were not even caught on the job, but a mere recce, suggests that standards are slipping.

Many had not even caught a glimpse of the gunman as they fled into the island's forests, survivors said, so they were reassured when Mr. Breivik, in uniform, appeared through the trees and told them he was there to take them to safety.

"There's a whole section of people who have not even caught up to where we are now and are in grave danger of being left behind".

In Las Vegas, that kind of spending would not even catch a pit boss's eye.

My personal favorites probably tend to be more of the documentary materials, things that might not even catch your eye as you walk by.

Visitors would not even catch a glimpse of the medium-security dormitories, exercise yards and baseball diamond on the other side of the wall.

We are all over the CMJ Music Marathon, where, at any hour these coming days, my son and his friends will be and why I will not even catch a glimpse of him.

Neuropsychiatrist Dr. LouAnn Brizendine, who has written about brain development in males and females, says that girls' brains are as much as two years ahead of boys' during puberty and that boys may not even catch up to girls until late adolescence or their early 20s, so a few year between partners can -- and often does -- make for a compatible match.