Sentence examples for so to be caught from inspiring English sources

When it gets the best of you, for me, as it was displayed, oh, my goodness, I said a lot of stupid things, didn't I? So to be caught up in anger is not a good thing.

If dishonesty is assumed, it's no longer quite so shocking to be caught proving what everyone thinks anyway.

The same global warming appears to be trapping the dolphins, leaving them stuck and so able to be caught by the bears.

2. I'm reminded daily to have a big picture view of life and to understand what is a real problem  "It's so easy to be caught up in day to day dramas that we lose sight of what is a real problem," Dr Chan said.

"I join them sometimes because I really need the money, but I am so scared to be caught by the police again.

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"We need to be well organised as well so as not to be caught on the counter by Celtic who are capable of quick breaks".

For example, roadway workers actively monitor radio channels on which train crews communicate with each other in order to anticipate when trains are likely to approach them and in what direction so as not to be caught by surprise.

It may give them the motive to perform well in the next exam so as not to be caught out cheating and provide a form of motivation.

and so Black folk continue to be caught wheel and hamster.

So illegal fishermen have to be caught actually using the nets in order to be brought to justice.