Sentence examples for two years caught from inspiring English sources

The extradition of the former president, Alfonso Portillo, who had been fighting being sent to the United States for two years, caught much of Guatemala by surprise and came amid complaints about the country's willingness to attack impunity among elites.

The 18-year-old Greg Hall had the distinction of becoming his first victim in five years, caught behind by David Watson.

Still, the suddenness with which the Democrats gained control for the first time in six years caught Washington lobbyists off guard.

Australia initiated a national human papillomavirus (HPV) public vaccination program in 2007, and this included a two year catch-up phase for females aged 12-26 years. 12-26 years

14 In the UK a publicly funded HPV vaccination programme was started in 2008, with routine vaccination offered to schoolgirls aged 12 13 years and a two year catch-up for girls up to the age of 18 years.

JEFFREY TOOBIN: He needs more than a year — almost two years — to catch Holmes, as I recall.

This and other age-related changes mean that getting a mammogram once every two years will catch almost as many cancers as getting a mammogram annually.

Hall's study found that for each 1,000 tons of yellowfin tuna caught in FAD sets over three years, fishermen caught nearly 111,000 other individual fish, including sharks, rays, marlins and sea turtles several varieties of which are endangered.

For the bulk of three years, O'Toole caught a Friday afternoon flight to see her daughter for the weekend.

"None of us in Iraq would in a million years be caught wearing a uniform like this now," Hondros said.

LONDON — The forecast by the International Energy Agency that U.S. oil production would exceed that of Saudi Arabia within about five years has caught the oil and gas industry's attention.