Sentence examples for still get caught from inspiring English sources

He has been lucky that the summer has been relatively mild (he might still get caught out by an autumn heatwave).

He has an uncanny ability to find lush rich words that conjure up the remembered past, so that even if we were born long after him, we still get caught up in his nostalgia.

"After 107 years of history you can still get caught out," says Steve Morris, Morgan's MD. "Some aspects of the build were more difficult than we thought they'd be". Routing the exhaust was one and meant a delayed production start for this short run of super Morgans.

You can still get caught.

No matter how many big examples we've seen over the years to the contrary, many of us still get caught up in the elusive and ego-driven chase of fame.

Despite all my yoga training and my understanding of deeper meanings and personal paths, I can still get caught up.

Adam did his best to do the right thing, and he still got caught.

China still gets caught out, but wages have risen and working conditions have improved.

Most of the early script attempts, he said, involved the same characters, still in high school, still getting caught in humiliating sexual escapades.

The New York Art Ensemble's Web site (nyae.org) says: "Old academic habits die hard, and many students today are still getting caught in the old 'my way or the highway' mind-set.

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