Sentence examples for which caught in from inspiring English sources

L'Estrange, realising that the balloon was not going to lift higher, threw out the anchor, which caught in the spouting of a building and threw the balloon into the drying yard of the Benevolent Asylum, where it caught in the washing lines and wires and was practically destroyed.

In opposing any exemption Mr Oberstar cites the example of the General Slocum, which caught fire in New York harbour in 1904.

That elusiveness is epitomized in the phrase "information age," which caught on in the 1970s, about the same time we started to refer to computers and the like as "information technology".

When that held, he ran his red-suit winners, which caught West in a black-suit squeeze.

"When he took off, he stepped into our lane and then he swung his arm back, which caught Doc Patton in the chest".

The decision, which caught many in the golf community off guard (including some players and executives with ties to Nike), has made for some odd realities.

Thus, Reeves ordered Miller to take his plane instead, which caught fire in mid-flight.

Crosby's teammate, Brooks Orpik, unleashed a slapshot which caught Crosby in the mouth, causing the centerman to lose several teeth.

I compare it to cinema in the early 1900's, which caught its stride in Hollywood in the 20s.

The goal was the result of Kovalchuk's pass, which caught the Flyers in a line change, and Ponikarovsky's sheer resolve.

There was a small news item last week which caught the latest shift in global economic sentiment.