Sentence examples for well caught off from inspiring English sources

In the sixth over she played – by her standards – an inelegant heave and was well caught off Sarah Coyte by Jess Cameron at mid-on.

Listening this summer to a reading of "Romeo and Juliet," a play whose lines I thought I knew so well, I was caught off guard by one that hadn't registered before: "Love is a smoke raised with the fume of sighs".

As well, his aides appeared caught off guard last week when Attorney General John Ashcroft ordered improvements in security at the Olympics after Mr. Ridge had declared Salt Lake City "one of the safest places on the globe".

Granted, I did call him without warning so he may well have simply been caught off guard.

The Kremlin has adapted, and Western governments must do so as well, lest they be caught off guard by foreign influence.

The majority of the "sei" whales caught off Angola and Congo, as well as other nearby areas in equatorial West Africa, are thought to have been predominately misidentified Bryde's whales.

It will also help to know the basic ideas behind Christianity and or Islam, so that you will be well enough informed to not be caught off guard.

Suresh Raina hit the only two sixes of the Indian innings in his 38, before being caught off Jade Dernbach's well-disguised slower-ball bouncer.

No one should be caught off guard, is the well-intentioned argument.

I was caught off guard with this comment because I said 'Well, what do you mean?

She described her response to this off-hand comment in the following way: I was caught off guard with this comment because I said 'Well, what do you mean?