Sentence examples similar to a terrible catch from inspiring English sources

It's a terrible Catch-22; the easiest and safest way to cope with an addiction is with medical help, but if you seek medical help, then you might be forever branded as a drug-seeker even when you're having legitimate pain.

Just a terrible, terrible match.

"You're in this terrible Catch-22, a classic Catch-22," explained Mr. Medwed, a former co-director of the Second Look Project at Brooklyn Law School, who now teaches at the University of Utah.

I wasn't bothered by crumbs in the bed; I was scared that I would catch a terrible disease, which was very different.

Doing this in bad weather, you could catch a terrible cold.

Hannah and I both caught a terrible cold.

I had a terrible vision of Clara caught inside the shot with them, her eyes turning from brown to umber to the deathlessly sparkling gold.

Is she one of those women who has a terrible shock when she catches sight of herself in a shop window?

I'd somehow caught a terrible cold during the previous 24 hours, and it was rather embarrassing to arrive at a stranger's house with a continually dripping nose, and halfway through my stock of Malaysian loo roll.

Dear Elm, I was delighted to find you alive and flourishing, because a lot of your family used to live in the U.K., but they all caught a terrible infection and died.

Another plane nearly crashed in 1993 after being caught in a terrible wind draft right after takeoff.