Sentence examples for a day to catch from inspiring English sources

They can use the Christmas and spring breaks to study 15 hours a day to catch up with or pass those with higher SATs and lower conscientiousness.

With her hands badly damaged during the war, Ms. Ruzickova practiced 12 hours a day to catch up after it was over.

For some, it was a day to catch up on work that had been too hot to do earlier in the week.

Becky Causey, a 71-year-old retiree who attended the speech, said she closely reads Trump's tweets and watches television at least 15 hours a day to catch everything Trump­related.

Stop checking Facebook 50 times a day to catch all the latest news trends.

Use it to attend to your personal issues, not just as a day to catch up on errands and watch Oprah.

To make class, Valeri Cordón gets up at 5 30 a.m. on a Thursday to catch a flight from Costa Rica to Boston.

You'd need to get up a lot earlier than midday on a Sunday to catch Ali Ben Nasser (Tunisia) out! 3) On 13 minutes, perhaps the best snippet of individual skill in the entire 1986 tournament up to that point.

But be sure to go on a Sunday to catch La rumba de Cayo Hueso, a big rumba dance party with a live band that brings everyone to the streets.

(And those audiences can watch whenever they please -- no more waiting until 8 p.m. on a Sunday to catch the newest episode!) Their executives, then, are taking a chance by doing something revolutionary: letting the creatives run the show without so much interference.

I was up at five this morning (lots to do - it's Day One) and I don't seem to have had a minute all day to catch my breath.