Sentence examples for off caught from inspiring English sources

3.39pm: And Notts seven down! Steven Mullaney trooping off, caught behind off Kerrigan for a duck.

The assailant drove off, caught on camera but not by police.

Since then the cocktail scene in Berlin has taken off, caught up in the growing desire for craft drinks, slow food and an obsession with provenance.

Her microphone, which apparently hadn't been turned off, caught him saying something about the approaching fall, and then, more clearly, "We should try to have a more serious…smaller group".

This year, when a microphone he thought was turned off caught Mr. Jackson's father making crude, critical remarks about Mr. Obama, accusing him of "talking down to black people," Mr. Jackson publicly criticized the comments.

One of the six originals on his 1962 debut album, Takin' Off, caught the ear of Cuban percussionist Mongo Santamaria, who rode its gospel groove into the hit parade.

After you have dried off, catch a cab north to Biscayne Boulevard between 36th and 43rd street.

Many experts believe he was a show-off caught on an Italian wiretap boasting of his responsibility for the 11-M attacks.

In that walk-off, caught in the high-beam glare of Warne's Ball, there is the first stirring of a kind of redemption.

Elsewhere, two spin-offs catch the eye.

Spin Master Toys of Toronto will be showing off Catch-A-Bubble, which produces catchable and stackable bubbles.