Sentence examples for perhaps we caught from inspiring English sources

When I expressed my bafflement about Strauss's ruling to Florence Fass, she nodded and said, "Perhaps we caught the judge on a bad day".

Why could that one not have been worked out?" Or perhaps we catch glimpses in his recent statement that "Frederick Douglass is an example of somebody who's done an amazing job and is getting recognized more and more, I notice," as if the iconic abolitionist were just another writer from a dubious media outlet with White House press credentials. .

Perhaps we'll catch her first adventures with millinery soon, hopefully on her eye-catching Instagram.

Perhaps we could catch a nearby sheet of ice and head out to sea, were it not for the fact that our deteriorating atmosphere is causing our glaciers to melt.

❦ Perhaps it's about time we caught up.

The philosophical question mark the play ends with — "Perhaps we're simply caught in a state of happiness," Avis muses, "and there's no need to get out" — doesn't really invite fruitful rumination, just more frustration.

Or perhaps we were simply caught up in the momentum of an industry so exciting and full of potential that it seemed like it could single-handedly reinvent society -- which, indeed, it has.

Or perhaps we'll just catch a plane.

We catch perhaps 95 percent or 98 percent of polls as they come in, but we do miss some.

Somebody at the BBC last year invited me to do a program in May and if the arrangements can be made perhaps we'll fly over and catch you before you leave London.

Perhaps we all could resolve to catch these moments while we can.