Sentence examples for will be caught for from inspiring English sources
The RAC believes a 27% fall in the number of full-time dedicated roads policing officers in England and Wales (excluding London) between 2010 and 2015 has left drivers with no fear that they will be caught for offences which are not detected by automatic cameras.
The RAC believes a 27% fall in the number of full-time officers dedicated to roads policing in England and Wales, excluding London, between 2010 and 2015 has left drivers with no fear that they will be caught for offences that are not detected by automatic cameras.
The reader is then held in suspense as they wonder if the narrator will be caught for the murder or get away with it.
"I do know that they will be caught, and they will be prosecuted for what they have done".
If it's easy for the government to request broad and sweeping troves of information from Internet companies — if the companies don't make a fuss about each one — then it's more likely that the communications of innocent Americans will be caught up in a dragnet intended for foreigners.
"They will be caught and they will have to pay for their actions.
These governments have reason to fear that, like Athens, they will be caught in a vise: unable to pay for expensive social programs demanded by citizens while staying within the euro zone's debt limits.
This fish will be caught.
(unless you happen to know what those words mean) Never pretend to know about something that you don't know about: In the end you will state something false and be caught for it.
You have to close your eyes and jump, hoping that you'll be caught, that you'll emerge better for the experience".
