Sentence examples for perhaps caught from inspiring English sources

Global political movements against the process of gentrification are thus, perhaps, caught in a loop.

Perhaps caught in two minds, Okazaki's final ball was more cross than shot, narrowly evading Vardy at the far post.

On Thursday, one of them, perhaps caught on a rock or other obstruction, was refusing to slide down toward the ever-lowering bottom.

At the break between counters, Bobo jumped in front of her, perhaps caught her at the waist, and said: 'You needn't be afraid o' me, Baby.

Parents, perhaps caught up in the hysteria that often accompanies such charges, apparently pressured other parents to say their children had been abused.

More of a pop character actor than a leading lady, Kelis still sings huskily, as though she has a frog – a confit leg, perhaps – caught in her throat.

The idea was to increase Web traffic for their projects – and perhaps catch the eye of someone willing to pay them for the next one.

The street outside was now crammed; I was propelled by a crowd eager to stay near the front of the procession and perhaps catch another glimpse.

In Senegal, I'll check out Dakar's reputation as the clubbing capital of Africa and perhaps catch Youssou N'Dour if he's in town.

A footbridge leads to City Island, where you can play miniature golf or perhaps catch a baseball game with the city's minor league team, the Harrisburg Senators.

The pools, he said, are too densely packed, and would heat up quickly and perhaps catch fire in a successful attack.