Sentence examples for thought caught from inspiring English sources
That said, Prouvost's mix of real and fabricated objects, sprightly drawing, autobiography, fiction and wordplay (she inhabits a terrain vague of misspelling and thought, caught somewhere between English and her native French) is fertile territory.
And then another thought caught Mr. Beresford breathless: how long, then, had the man in the light hat been following him?
He said he entered Sunday's game with one recurring thought: catch every ball.
(If they were my kids, Mr. Allsop thought, catch me allowing them anywhere near my car. It's not all bad that Robin's such a drip).
Within weeks he was stricken by polio (some think caught at that camp).
At the Gabba the way he came at them I think caught England on the hop.
Stokes 7 c Haddin b Siddle Stokes is out here, I think, caught behind off the inside edge.
One day he was in a reading library on a small island when an article titled "As We May Think" caught his eye.
The famous example is of my being, as I think, caught in some shameful act.
"There was a lot of fiscal drama, which I think caught everybody's attention".
Another one went to [fullback] Barry Redden, who I don't think caught a ball [for a touchdown] in a decade.
