Sentence examples for was caught about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was caught about" is not standard in written English and may lead to confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is caught in the act of doing something, but it typically requires additional context to clarify the meaning. Example: "He was caught about to leave the house when the doorbell rang."
Mr. English was caught about a block away outside 125 White Street, a city detention center.
The inmates then jumped out of the woman's vehicle and Mr. Falk was caught about 11 a.m., Ms. Lyons said.
The man, who apparently had little experience navigating the Subway, was caught about halfway in a nine-mile narrow chasm with fast-moving cold water.
Mr. Garcia, a member of another gang, who is believed to have fired the shots the officers heard earlier, was caught about a block away, the police said.
The family of five was caught about 7 45 p.m. Saturday near U.S. 281 in Pharr, said the spokesman, Oscar Saldana.
The system alerted the police, and the prisoner was caught about 15 minutes later, less than an hour after his escape, said Officer Lou Wright of the Folsom Police Department.
Two 8-foot sand sharks were caught about 100 feet off Atlantique beach after the beaches were reopened, said Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter at the press conference.
Britney Humphrey, 22, and her boyfriend, Joshua Robertson, 27, were caught about 100 miles south of Denver last month after being named "persons of interest" in the death of Humphrey's stepsister, Kimberly Harvill, and the disappearance of Harvill's three children.
The tough rules of dependency became clear – involving some violence from one girlfriend after Gemskii was caught "shagging about".
Limbaugh attempted to clarify his comments two days later, claiming he was only talking about one particular soldier who was caught lying about his military record.
A nominee of a major political party was caught boasting about sexual assault in a graphic way, talking about women as objects and feeling entitled to their bodies.
