Sentence examples for she just caught from inspiring English sources

"She was a natural," her father said, "and after Granderson, she just caught the bug and she realized a child could be a journalist".

But when it comes time for her to receive the blow of her life -- her husband, whom she just caught kissing another woman, shouts, "You Jew!... You're going to die!" -- she barely reacts.

But, for the most part, Kopple takes us places for only a brief stopover: a scene of sport fishermen shouting "Yeah, baby!" whenever they catch something segues into a clip of a heavyset old black woman in a parking lot putting a catfish she just caught into a plastic bucket.

Looks like she just caught something, too.

She frowned and explained that real blogging is done directly into the website... "Go Bareback!" she exclaimed as she gave me a look like as though she just caught me polishing a silver tea set.

When he asked again she said he should have his ears cleaned out so he could hear her better -- "I'm not telling you!" She huffed this out while panting and seething as if she just caught her husband in bed with her sister (or his sister).

"She was just caught off guard when she heard that because she was like: 'What does that have to do with anything?'" Aboushi said.

We meet a woman who shows us a fair-sized fish she has just caught but says she does not have time to talk, nor does a man carrying a still-live fish in a bucket.As we wait on the banks for some more boats to come in, we meet a young man who works for a government project to study the river's fish.

One minute she is theorising earnestly about the difference between Germany and Britain's postwar traumas, the next she is giggling as if she's just caught herself auditioning for Pseuds Corner: "I wonder what status being the victor gives to the trauma.

I think she was just caught up in a celebrity moment of feeling she was the most hounded woman on the planet and everybody wanted a piece of her, and every question was a way of finding out what was going on with her and Ashton Kutcher.

It can be hard to grasp the emotional content — or precise meaning — of sentences like this: "She could get fairly snippy about talking me down from the tree where she'd just caught me putting the feminocentric cart before the horse again".