Sentence examples for a bit catching from inspiring English sources

She straightened and reshaped it a bit, catching as she did the green scent that the warmth of her flesh and the work of her hands could sometimes coax from the dried reeds.

I have got a bit of catching up to do.

So, maybe Mr Glendinning's has just a bit more catching up to do.

But with under 800 likes, it has a bit of catching up to do.

Guy Meacock of buying agency Prime Purchase, said areas such as Newham were "doing a bit of catching up".

"It just means I have a bit of catching up to do, which seems like a fair trade for enjoying my three years at university".

OK, they have light and running water, but a garden shed still needs a bit of catching up to reach many whites' living standards.

But reading some of the reaction to another development last week, it struck me that some of these experts' colleagues in economics clearly have a bit of catching up to do.

"So he'd have a bit of catching up to do and I don't know where his mind is at the minute.

But Samsung and Sony and LG have plenty of time to sell TVs and at two a second, Apple will have quite a bit of catching up to do.

Before yesterday's WWDC keynote, it was clear that Apple had quite a bit of catching up to do with its connected home play.