Sentence examples for this year caught from inspiring English sources

The implosion of Wall Street that has claimed tens of thousands of the city's highest-paying jobs this year caught most economists — Mr. Braconi included — by surprise.

Part of the problem, a spokesman for the railroad said, is that the nation's economic recovery this year caught railroad managers by surprise, increasing demand for all kinds of rail freight, with coal only one competing interest among many.

In fact, the three-year-old Golden Door has only this year caught up to the Jersey City School District in test scores, which are not among the highest in the state.

He concedes that he got stares when he started rolling his own cigarettes about a year ago and believes the cigarette papers on the seat of his car in May of this year caught the attention of a trooper after he was pulled over for speeding.

"He was happy today, caught me with a good blow.

Then, a listing for $1,950 caught her eye.

The paramilitary ceasefires of 1994 caught him politically off guard.

Subsequently, she appeared in Minick (1924), Caught (1925), The Masque of Venice (1926), and Electra (1927), among other plays.

A police operation called "Anaconda" last year caught judges selling favourable sentences to criminals.

The turmoil at Aqueduct over the last six months caught many in the industry by surprise.

THE arrest of Ratko Mladic on May 26 caught me off guard.