Sentence examples for be catch from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of seizing or capturing.
- The catch of the perpetrator was the product of a year of police work.
This is Mexico as it should be – catch it while you can.
Dr. Schwab-Stone said that in impoverished homes, dinner may be catch as catch can, making a snack right after school even more important.
Margaret wheels out the big guns and reveals Van Alden told her how husband came to be catch of the day in that fishing net.
In particular, to assess the mean value of each axis, several measures can be catch over the whole boulder.
Going by the pictures alone is kind of tough, mostly because they all look like they could have been clipped out of the playbill for Rent, but there's always some sort of tell for the positive ones, like saying "I was going to be a youth counselor" or "My greatest influence is my brother, who's everything I wish I could be" (catch the reference in there?).
Twelve out of the 80 movements were randomly chosen to be catch trials in which no force was present.
But in New York City parks, where many recent immigrants fish for their own sustenance (though all the city's freshwater fishing is supposed to be catch-and-release), language barriers pose a special challenge.
To be caught, that is American".
