Sentence examples for to catch out from inspiring English sources
"They have changed the system to catch out more people.
LIKE many technologies, the mobile phone makes possible new kinds of deception and new ways to catch out the dishonest.
They are trying it already, with those oh-so-infallible lie detector machines to catch out benefit cheats.
Hampshire county council is the latest authority to introduce "late-gate patrols" to catch out tardy parents.
The systems of information-sharing do not seem to help the people, but rather operate to catch out them out.
He said Afghan military leaders were checking new recruits more fully while using informants inside existing units to catch out infiltrators.
By opening the museum on holidays -- among them the Monday between Christmas and New Year's, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day and Memorial Day -- they are hoping to catch out-of-towners visiting New York for long weekends and make some money along the way.
To catch out-of-reach prey, the Komodo dragon may stand on its hind legs and use its tail as a support.
Nevertheless, prison officials, not wanting to be caught out, hurried to advertise for hangmen.
"An effective inspection system is based on mutual trust and respect, not the premise that schools are trying to 'cheat' and need to be caught out.
But if Iran continues to be caught out in villainy, the EU needs to steel itself to go further.
