Sentence examples for virtually caught from inspiring English sources
He has also virtually caught up in fundraising, thanks to a torrent of small donations, in contrast to the wealthy donors who underpin the Clinton campaign.
Last year the hospital's computers virtually caught Mr. Cullen red-handed in administering drug overdoses, but he was allowed to stay on the job and inflict more harm while the hospital conducted a low-key investigation.
Deaver adds so many twists and turns that you are virtually caught in a cyclone of plot reversals, but it all is explained in the end.
He also understands Washington, and he argues that it was at this moment that President Lyndon Johnson first contemplated not running again.The book's title comes from a poem about American infantry men in Vietnam, but Mr Maraniss shows how virtually everyone caught up in the war seemed to be walking into ambushes in that bright autumn of 1967.
As with moral relativism, one can virtually always catch the professed relativist about judgments of beauty making and acting on non-relative judgments of beauty — for example, in their judgments about music, nature and everyday household objects.
Virtually everyone catches themselves in this terrible construction.
Mr. Ramirez's announcement caught virtually all of his colleagues in Democratic politics by surprise.
In the town of Ryazan, the security services were caught virtually red-handed after placing a quantity of explosives in an apartment building.
The Yankees, who lead the majors in stolen bases with 50, have been caught virtually as many times (15) as the Red Sox have tried to steal.
"I'm seeing errors caught virtually every day" in the operating room, said Dr. Timothy Dowd, the chairman of the anesthesiology department at Vassar Brothers, where critical-care staff members underwent aviation-based patient-safety training six months ago.
Despite his vote supporting military action in Iraq, Mr. Kerry caught virtually no flak from the left, with even the antiwar also-rans, Dr. Dean and Representative Dennis I. Kucinich of Ohio, cheering him on.
