Sentence examples for partly caught from inspiring English sources

Conservatism does not suit City and they went behind before the midpoint of the first half, partly caught out by a scintillating run and shot from Barkley, partly through having too many men upfield when Sergio Agüero went down believing he had been fouled.

Owing to replacement of long term absent (or deceased) employees and the assumption that short term absenteeism will be partly caught up with when sick employees return to work, absent employees contribute to the production losses only during the "friction period" until they are replaced.

"I am rereading 19th-century novels partly for pleasure and partly to catch the rhythm of the language".

He had hoped to call an early election in May, partly to catch the newly-merged Conservatives before their policies were settled.

So with others above the 49th parallel, I'll be tuning in to the drama and celebration, but partly to catch a last, melancholy glimpse of the glitter before it fades into somewhat disappointing but hype-free dust.

But I think I never got caught partly because I kept everything in my head.

I blamed myself partly for getting caught in the cabdriver's game.

Veerappan evaded being caught partly thanks to a vast information network that he had established, bolstered by his financial contributions to impoverished locals.

A freight train carrying a highly flammable and toxic substance partly derailed and caught fire around midnight on Thursday near Knoxville, Tennessee, officials said.

The report suggests that Savile may not have been caught partly because, during the most prolific period, police investigations into such crimes at that time "lacked the specialist skills, knowledge and the collaborative approach of later years".

Noguchi, born to an American mother and a Japanese father and reared partly in Japan, partly in the United States, caught up with Zen and other aspects of traditional Japanese culture on his first adult visit to the country in 1931.