Sentence examples for wait to be caught from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't wait to be caught.

As its lovers undress and prepare to make love, we wait to be caught up in the collective swoon of a great make-out movie.

This will include bank balances, interest income, dividends and the proceeds of sales, which can be used to assess capital-gains tax.Some countries are likely to set up special arrangements, with reduced penalties, to encourage non-compliant taxpayers to bring money home now rather than wait to be caught once the new system kicks in, probably in 2017.

The bad news for Harry Kane is that Mohamed Salah is not standing still waiting to be caught.

The British government says its proposed new law will close several loopholes and make prosecutions easier.American prosecutors have made it clear that they will be more lenient with firms that confess possible lapses, rather than waiting to be caught.

The object of all the preparation was somewhere out at sea, waiting to be caught, weighed and, if the scales tipped far enough, to make each of The Breakaway's paying passengers about $14,000 richer.

The little monsters running or flapping or crawling around the place, waiting to be caught, are delightful.

Yet, when you view us only as "bad girls waiting to be caught," our entire efforts to defeat the prevalent stereotypes are put to waste.

Regice is waiting to be caught inside at the usual level 40.

If she doesn't, there are other fish just waiting to be caught by your fishing pole!

Massive police and probation service resources will be poured into monitoring him, when everyone involved in his case will simply be waiting for him to be caught reoffending.