Sentence examples for year caught from inspiring English sources

The decade seemed to reach its climax in 1968, and the music of that year caught the zeitgeist.

The pier at Fleetwood, which had not been in use for at least a year, caught fire before dawn.

Those in emerging economies will have a particularly hard year, caught in the double vice of slower growth and a stronger dollar.

Basically, everything that happened in our state in this bizarre, befuddling year caught me by surprise, something I can attribute only to not having a watch.

Many people who receive the credit fall back into poverty over the course of the year, caught in the same cycle of low-wage work and reliance on credit that put them there in the first place.

Meanwhile, Fleisher, the winner of seven tournaments and a record $2,515,705 in 1999, when he was both the rookie and the player of the year, caught up with Quigley when he sank a 15-foot birdie putt at the par-4 sixth hole and went ahead to stay with his second of six birdies at No. 8, where he hit a wedge to 4 feet.

The flowers of Ulex europaea last most of the year – catch a glimpse of the yellow, close your eyes and remember cocktails and beaches.

The day recognizes the time in the year when Black women's earnings from the prior year catch up to those of White men, the highest earners.

One in particular, which I hadn't seen in years, caught my attention.

But European proponents of the rule say that group has stalled for years, caught up in the unwieldy diplomacy of global-warming matters.

After years caught among the conflicting and sometimes capricious bureaucracies of Israel, Egypt and the Palestinian Authority, she said she was tempering her expectations.