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The phrase "at comfortable catching" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "She felt at comfortable catching the ball during practice."
Alternatives: "at ease catching" or "comfortable with catching".
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Tim Ambrose drove Rory Kleinveldt to the cover boundary but then chipped the next ball straight back to the South African at comfortable catching height.
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But Pauline Massiah, 26, said that while she would not take a commuter van late at night, she felt comfortable catching them at other times near her home.
Broad it was, though, who broke the eighth-wicket partnership, when he had Steyn, on 26, driving ambitiously at a full widish delivery that drifted wider yet, the edge going at the most comfortable catching height and pace to Graeme Swann at second slip.
Then, position your glove the way that you feel comfortable catching with.
In a studio in Chiswick, west London, two women sit in comfortable chairs catching up.
Do this until you feel really comfortable with catching the ball.
He also produced an eye-catching, if comfortable catch, when he dived to his right to pluck Mbokanbi's header from the air.
The press is more comfortable with — in fact, is better at — catching important people in fibs and flip-flops than in making independent judgments about something like a war.
We stayed at comfortable Dwór Dobarz.
Where am I most at risk of catching Zika?
This was also my first attempt at catching a bonefish.
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