Sentence examples for a catch unfortunately from inspiring English sources

There's a catch, unfortunately.

There's only one catch, unfortunately: to do a post-bailout thank-you ad, you have to be really thankful.

The catch, unfortunately, is that the camera needs to be wired to a computer for this to work.

There's just one catch, unfortunately, and it goes for all convertibles: It's faster with the roof up.

By equalising the labour force participation rates of men and women, the UK could increase GDP per capita growth by 10% in 2030. 5. Catch-22 Unfortunately there is a catch to all this.

Unfortunately, there is a catch.

There's always a catch, of course, and at Tubby Hook, unfortunately, it's the food.

A guy who unfortunately got caught up in a controversial shitstorm in the age of Karl Rove/Tom Delay dirty Republican politics.

Mistakes such as the one that Miller caught are unfortunately common, according to the medical geneticists and genetic counselors with whom I've spoken.

Lawrence, at the same time, tries to cater a small dinner and hires a singing telegram; unfortunately, the dinner catches fire, and Lawrence's hastily planned evening goes up in smoke.

Prine then also invited a young man (I didn't catch his name, unfortunately) to join in on guitar and sing.