Sentence examples for reading caught from inspiring English sources

Talamantes' swing on a second reading caught other council members off guard and may be unprecedented — Councilman Gary Bric said he had never seen it in eight years on the council and Gordon shook his head when asked if he'd seen it in 25 years as a council member.

Reading caught out Ten-man Watford spoil Clarke's fresh start Steve Clarke, brought in to turn round Reading's Championship fortunes only on Tuesday, saw his new charges succumb 1-0 at home to Watford.

Aggressive reads caught receiver Mike Williams's attention.

Here, too, are the indigenous people, their expressions harder to read, caught between defiance and resignation.

It read "Caught you, too, did he?" Once we were seated, Fred downed the lights and the real ordeal began.

The cover line read: "Caught in a Noose: Tilghman slips up, and Golf Channel can't wriggle free".

The cover line reads: "Caught in a Noose: Tilghman slips up, and Golf Channel can't wriggle free," and points readers to a special report by the weekly magazine.

With AVs manning the motor, it gives the passenger newfound time to read, catch up on shows, work or even nap.

I finally had time to read, catch up on sleep, go on long walks with my husband and our dogs, see more of my family, and think about the future.

Leaving the village of Islamorada, the sign reads "catch you later". After you cross Grassy Key, one of the 1700 that you may never have heard of, you will come to the Dolphin Research Center, where you can also watch and learn about sea lions.

It'll be your own, private little place where you can read, catch up on your homework, draw, write... Anything you want to, really.