Sentence examples for I'll be catching from inspiring English sources

I'll be catching up with Owen Sheers's new thriller I Saw a Man (Faber £14.99).

In the Gosman's ad, a strapping young man wearing fisherman's coveralls and a winning smile proclaims, "Hi, I'm Charlie, and I'll be catching your dinner tonight".

And I'll be catching several buzzy acts who I contrived to miss last year – Ivo Graham, Ursula Burns, Trygve (Squidboy) Wakenshaw, Phil Wang, Paul Currie.

I Heart Peterborough is heartbreaking at the Pleasance, where I'll be catching up with Dirty Great Love Story tomorrow – about which I hear great things.

I'll be catching up with it next week, along with Renata Allen's Good Clown, Bad Clown in the Bristol Old Vic studio.

I warn her that I'll be catching up on the football after the gig and she says that she'll join me for a glass of wine but won't necessarily watch.

I will be catching a flight to foreign parts.

This I feel good about and to this end I will be catching the sleeper up from Euston tonight, arriving in Glasgow bright and early on Wednesday morning.

Its population will grow over this period from 174 million to an estimated 440 million at mid-century, and 914 million at the end of the century - by which time it will be catching up with China.

He'll be catching and batting second.

Otherwise she'll be catching up on sleep.