Examples of 'caught everything' in a sentence
Meaning of "caught everything"
caught everything: This phrase implies that someone or something successfully identified or captured all of a particular set of things or information
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caught everything
You said you caught everything.
We caught everything on camera.
And his dashcam caught everything.
They caught everything on tape.
The patrol car camera caught everything on tape.
Guess I caught everything but the meaning of that.
The security cameras caught everything.
You caught everything I threw to you.
Those security cameras caught everything.
He caught everything Aaron Rodgers threw his way.
The camera crews caught everything.
You caught everything I threw to you. Yeah, well man, we were a good pair.
A home security camera caught everything.
And they caught everything.
I knew there would been a breach but I thought we caught everything.
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The clown caught everything.
He had a bug up his ass. The cameras caught everything.
Cameras caught everything.
I knew there'd been a breach but I thought we caught everything.
Then we went out there and we caught everything we could that would feed.
You will forgive me if I haven't seen… The camera crews caught everything.
I am still not sure I caught everything that happened.
General, surgery, infectial diseases, that 's where I caught everything.
Let's see if I caught everything today.
I am still not sure I have caught everything.
Mm-hmm . Cameras caught everything.
So far I think you have caught everything.
They always do . Cameras caught everything.
This time though, TV had caught everything.
You were a great wide receiver . You caught everything I threw to you.
Hopefully, the cameras caught everything.
Bluffing or not, he caught everything.
I'm fine. The security cameras caught everything.
Last Tuesday? Cameras caught everything.
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