Sentence examples for voting caught from inspiring English sources

McCaffrey, last season's runner-up in Heisman Trophy voting, caught a 56-yard pass for a touchdown to set the tone in the first quarter and give Stanford a 7-0 lead.

If the timing of the owners' vote caught players off guard, the contents of the agreement certainly could not have.

That makes her the most successful third candidate in any of Brazil's six post-dictatorship presidential contests.Abroad, particularly in Europe, a green candidate gaining a fifth of the presidential vote caught many eyes.

His pragmatic reaction as reported in the local newspaper, "I lost because I didn't get enough votes," caught the eye of the newly elected governor, John Carl West.

Norman Bobins, a longtime school board member and esteemed former bank president, struggled before voting yes — caught between the nutritional benefits and the time lost from education.

If you want the public's vote, catch up with the public mood.

"But nobody wants to be caught voting against this one," a Republican Council member said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

TARAKAI, Afghanistan — A group of Taliban fighters made their announcement in the bazaar of a nearby village a few days ago, and the word spread fast: anyone caught voting in the presidential election will have his finger — the one inked for the ballot — cut off.

Members of the Texas legislature were caught voting for their absent colleagues.

Someone in the country illegally who is caught voting would be declared ineligible to become a citizen and could even be deported.

As it comes down the wire, Pelosi and Reid will find enough backers who don't want to be caught voting against health care reform.