Sentence examples for very caught from inspiring English sources
"I am very caught up with how words sound and he smooths it out more.
I got very caught up in the children and education and making a difference.
"You do get very caught up in that world, and there's a lot of negativity.
"It gave me this passion for Bach, and I got very caught up in it for the rest of my life".
"Karenna got very caught up with the 2000 race, seeing herself as one of the best messengers for her father, and she inserted herself with a pretty heavy hand into the politics and the policy," said one senior official on the 2000 Gore campaign who worked with her regularly.
I think in ED we get very caught around those issues.
Davis has practiced that very catch daily for five years with the assistant athletic trainer Nate Breske — and Davis gave Breske a shout-out after Sunday's game.
Paul Adams very nearly caught him.
Some burned, their very faces caught fire.
Poachers act with impunity knowing they are very rarely caught.
