Sentence examples for physically caught from inspiring English sources

If you're put into the situation where you have been physically caught up with an aggressor or you've walked into an aggressive situation and you're surrounded, you'll need to find the moment when you can run away.

Those early maturing boys have a great time at 13, 14, 15, but they don't have to develop their technical abilities and when the other guys physically catch up with them, they don't know how to deal with it".

I can't be there to physically catch you, as midwives do when catching babies as they first arrive into this gleaming world, fresh from their mothers' wombs.

I remember feeling like I was going to physically catch on fire if I didn't go cop a bag right away.

Having last summer been aesthetically -- and physically -- caught up in Paine's "Maelstrom" on the roof of the Met, we wondered how the artist responds to the intersection of his environmental works with humans.

In advance of the record's release (digitally on May 19 and June 2 physically) we caught up with Tortoroli via email to dig into the the inspiration for this newfound movement and action.

Loneliness also affects me physically: I catch bugs easily because I am stressed.

8 P.M. (BBC America) OCCUPATION (2009) Peter Bowker ("Viva Blackpool") wrote this two-part mini-series, broadcast in its entirety here, about three British soldiers (played by James Nesbitt, Stephen Graham and Warren Brown) caught physically and emotionally in the crossfire of the Iraq war after flying an injured child from Basra to an English hospital.

Some clients ask me to send a picture, to show I've caught 'em, and I'll say no, they can see them when we physically get there.

And it's probably physically dangerous to be caught announcing it too loudly.

Schulz, physically the weaker, was caught by a Gestapo agent called Günther, who stopped him, put a revolver to his head, and fired twice.