Sentence examples for to become caught from inspiring English sources

Ellis, drafted in the first round in 2000, admitted he allowed himself to become caught up.

The worst part about this is I even tried not to become caught up in my own self-importance.

But it's very easy to become caught up in the gut-wrenching emotion of stories like Dawn's.

In the worst-case scenario, Afghanistan remains doomed to become caught up in the competing interests of regional powers.

Jefferson County, Ala., is among the latest to become caught in troubles related to the faltering credit market.

But while federal elections provide a forum for such issues, local ones tend to become caught up in picayune concerns.

Bereaved and still single, Miss Popham seems to have become caught up in the bleak desperation of Home Front Britain.

But beyond that, plans for his sojourn in Afghanistan remained uncertain, and appeared to have become caught up in the eddying waters of Afghan politics.

However that project appears to have since become caught up in development hell.

Cat-safe collars either have break-away latches or elastic to allow the cat to escape should they become caught on something.

Obama fever may spread, not only to Clinton supporters but to independents and Republicans who become caught up in the gospel of hope and change.