Thy master is not one for t' hurt nobody; and I dunnot think they can harm him for setting yon poor chaps free, as t' gangcatched i' their wicked trap.
Well, when I catched that glimpse of that boot heel, the idea that went smashing through my head was, I know where he's hid the di'monds!
You might search him a year and never find--Well, right there I catched my breath and broke off my thought!
And then all of a sudden I catched my breath and grabbed Tom's arm, and all my livers and lungs and things fell down into my legs.
I'd rather be catched stealin' sheep than to have folks remember I was your uncle.
By the powers, your honour, you may say that; for the other morning I catched myself at that self-same thing.
Yu don' mean to say yu've a-catched all they lovely fish!
Dad's been out hooking an' catchedfive dozen mackerel before breakfast.
If I were a man," she exclaimed, addressing the people, "I wouldna let myself be catched like a mouse in a trap.
Pen's to my chamber again, being all in dirt and foul, and in fear of having catchedcold today with dabbling in the water.
But 'shamed or no 'shamed, I've catched you and I am going to take you back.
I've just catched you on the hop, and it's lucky for you it's me and not the master himself.
Lucky for you I catched you; so now then, come on.
Younger Brother crept as close to the pyre as he dared, and whined in his throat as the fire took hold of the brush and ran crackling up the open spaces.
He was very quiet, considering what it might mean, as I took him back between the trees that stood knee-deep in the smelly water.
After he has catched his foxes; after he has got them all snug in the barn under lock and key--how in the world did he tie their tails together?
But after we get rid of this difficulty, my freends, another crops up--after he has catched his three hundred foxes, how does he manage to keep them all together?
I catched a cold and couldn't shtop my dunderin' nose one night when it wanted to shneeze, and dat's de way de Shawnee catched me.
I make no doubt they've catched the Shawanoe and scalped him long ago.
Jo added-- "I've catched a glimpse of him once or twice, as he darted from one stump to another.
She got it catched one day, and she tied a very weeny, weeny ribbon under its wing, some way that it couldn't come undone, and then she let it go.
And her nurse catched it some way, and brought it to her, and what do you think?
Here we sometimes fall into holes, and have our heel oft catched in a snare; but there will be none of these.
But he held his peace, and set a good face on it, and so went by and catched no hurt.
No marvel, then, if men are so glad, and that for gladness they leap like fishes in a net, when they see themselves catched in this drag of the holy gospel of the Son of God.
And with that I saw many catched up and carried away into the clouds, but I was left behind (1 Thess.
Thus was the snare laid for this poor honest maid, and she was quickly catchedin his pit.
They are catched from death and hell, catched to live with God in glory!
I had it from them that I dare believe, who also themselves were eye and ear witnesses; and also that catched him in their arms, and saved him, when he would have leaped out of his chamber window, to have destroyed himself!
And this was to show that the net of the gospel is not an empty thing; but is sufficiently baited with such varieties as are apt to allure the world to be catched by them.
On my being drowned In tears, she catched me in her arms, and cried, "I leave the world with the greatest pleasure, only thee makes me sorry to go.
Upon this I immediately catched up the candle, went to the door and open'd it; but saw nothing, tho' I heard something plainly go down the stairs.
Meantime the warm sun shone very brightly, flickering ever and anon through the leaves and blazing of a sudden with a quick and wonderful glory as it catched upon the polished plates of their armor.
Then, in his madness, and being driven furious at being thus bound, Sir Launcelot catched those strong steel chains in his hands and wrestled with them.
Then he drooped his shield and hung his head full low and catched at the horn of his saddle as though to stay himself from falling.
After that he catched up a great stone in his hands and he beat upon the chains that bound his legs and brake those also, and so he was free again.
But ere he was able to hide himself, those others had catched sight of him.
Then last of all he overtook that lord who was the enemy of that lady, and he smote him so sorely with his sword that he would have fallen from his horse had not Sir Ewaine catched him ere he fell.
And therewith he made to dismount from his horse and would have fallen had not Sir Lavaine catched him and upheld him.
Wherefore she came down from where she was andcatched Sir Ewaine by the hand and kissed it repeatedly.
Then Sir Gareth ran to Sir Percevant and catched him by the helm and rushed the helm off from his head and with that Sir Percevant wist that death overshadowed him.
How itcatched the pens and bannerets so that they twinkled at tips of lances like to sparks of fire!
Now, who do you think the man was that got catched so nicely?
You see, he was catched proper, and couldn’t get out of it no-how.
That man thatcatched me up, why, how he must feel!
I wonder whether they've catched Tippo Sahib"-- The lad caught his breath, for just then he saw something moving in the shadow of the woodshed.
It is excusable only in animals who have not the use of reason, to be catchedby hooks and baits.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "catched" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
