Sentence examples for a catch from the from inspiring English sources

Anyine who knows anything about the game will be very unsurprised to hear that the score came through a catch from the line-out and then a fierce rolling maul, which the French were utterly unable to counter in anyway.

When Australia began their innings, he held a catch from Bill Woodfull in the gully which several observers rated as among the best they had seen.

#A fair catch is a catch from any player provided the ball has not touched the ground or has not been thrown from touch and is entitled to a free-kick.

This is a brilliant catch from the ageless Boucher, a one-handed take high to his left after Strauss thick-edged a decent delivery from Parnell.

Scotland again struggled with the bat and a William Porterfield catch from the final ball of the day left the tourists on 143-8, still 69 behind.

He calls his band the Abiders after a catch-phrase from the 1988 Coen Brothers' cult comedy.

Ohio State holds a 7-0 lead over Toledo thanks to a — believe it or not — touchdown catch from the tight end Jake Stoneburner.

Liam Byrne, the Treasury chief secretary, is conducting a review of public sector top pay, but as Harman points out, this is a virus caught from the greed in the private sector.

Though he played the first seven games of his career without a catch, the speedster from South Carolina made his first collegiate catch under the most crucial of circumstances.

A super catch from Burgess was the catalyst for the home side's first try of the second half, as Farrell then fed Sarginson.

But there is a catch: the letters are from debt-collection companies, which the prosecutors allow to use their letterhead.