Sentence examples for was a bit caught from inspiring English sources

I was a bit caught up in the game and got emotional.

JON LEE ANDERSON: It's a bit early to say; as you know, the "marriage" between Karzai and the Americans has become an unhappy one; everyone, at the moment, is a bit caught by their circumstances.

I've been a bit caught up in all the mess the last few days and thinking of what happened last year [Wiggins abandoned the race after breaking his collarbone].

When I turn around and they see my biceps, they're a bit caught out, and I think it's because they suddenly don't feel as manly as they would like to".

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The throw to first was a bit high, but Helton caught it and had time to beat a charging Polanco to the bag.

"Clearly, the universities have failed by not having held up their end in this discussion and being a bit too caught in traditions," she said.

"Prior to this scheme, it was a bit of a catch 22 situation," Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said in a statement.

In March, Google introduced its own parental control software for parents of kids with Android devices called Family Link – but there was a bit of a catch.

"Developers from Israel and Mexico have been able to sell their apps for years now!" You'd be absolutely right — the Czech Republic and Poland are the only really new additions, but there was a bit of a catch for the other two.

Wouldn't that imply it was a bit mechanical?" Hester demands, suddenly caught up in the conundrum himself.