Sentence examples for seriously caught from inspiring English sources

- Police in Niceville (seriously) caught a woman smuggling oxycodone in her vagina (no, seriously).

"You're not seriously — " I caught myself.

Another thing the Jets take seriously is getting caught in third-and-long situations, when they would face the obvious passing downs that the Dolphins relish.

The Italian police initially took seriously the threat caught on the phone tap; but, given that they now were also convinced Litvinenko and Scaramella had tried to frame Talik, they alerted no one.

It seriously would have caught fire in water.

At the time, the idea that video games could convey political topics in a serious manner, and that they were a form of culture worth being taken seriously, had not caught on strongly.

Trying to raise awareness, trying to educate the judicial system about rape and sexual victimization, trying to make it a culture where these things are taken more seriously than being caught with an ounce of pot.

None was believed to be seriously hurt and all caught up with the pack, which had slowed to await them.

After an explosive gun battle in which a bystander was shot and seriously injured, he was caught when he fell as he tried to climb over a railroad station fence, officials said.

"The big lesson I found going into Beijing was to not take it so seriously and not get caught up in the moment, it you're excited you do not perform as well as you would if you're relaxed.

Seriously, though, this footage caught using the new GoPro Fetch mount for canines during a holiday weekend cottage trip was only one small part of a much longer series that kept me and my family entertained for far, far too long.