Sentence examples for as a catch from inspiring English sources

A woman who considered herself unattractive might see him as a catch.

White mustard is sown as a catch crop in Northern Europe to limit nitrate leaching during winter.

This historical pattern is now referred to sardonically in India as a "catch and release" approach to terrorism.

He emerges slowly, bruised and dazed but O.K.: a miracle as well as a catch for the ages.

President Bush demeans the "culture of life" by using it as a catch phrase for his administration's anti-abortion position.

Collection was established as a catch all for items pertaining to Indians that were collected by staff of the Huntington Free Library.

'Validation' was identified as a catch-all term, which is thus useless for any practical purpose.

I like to use this term as a catch-all for mentors or sponsors.

And "Tweak the time dongle!" might rival "Release the Kraken!" as a catch-cry.

Harvin also provided juice as a catch-and-run maestro outside the numbers.

Still, it is doubtful that Manolos will rival Kleenex as a catch-phrase.