Sentence examples for I caught enough from inspiring English sources

The playing was splendidly committed throughout, as it was in the preceding Mozart, which I caught enough of (a more mundane kind of lateness led to my missing the first movement) to be lifted by its chattering brilliance and to gain a general sense of the concert which, for all its morbid binding, was music-making at its most invigorating.

I hope you've caught enough curiosity to put some of these exercises into practice.

"But I really don't want to pay unless I know I can catch enough by noon".

Americans never caught enough sperm whales to throw them out of equilibrium.

But she'd caught enough shards that we had to leave to assess the damage.

He fixed the net, caught enough fish with it to keep going, and has been in business ever since.

Every summer, the first barrel of herring to be caught – enough for, say, 100 people to eat – is sold at auction and traditionally goes for around €70,000.

The last pitch of this baseball season was a curveball that caught enough plate to induce a swing.

That means if I keep hustling, keep slogging away with five-minute sets in tiny rooms in front of three people who spend the whole gig looking at their phones – if I somehow manage to catch enough of a break that I graduate to sold-out shows in huge, luxurious theatres – then I'm doomed anyway.

The traps are not meant to catch enough beetles to reduce their number.

In haste, he catches enough small toads to fill a tureen, but then has their clever mother to contend with.