Sentence examples for being able to catch from inspiring English sources

Rather, Suffragette depends on being able to catch the wind.

It's like listening to someone speak but only being able to catch the vowels.

You don't win 128 caps without being able to catch the ball.

"I think it's just a matter of being able to feel the basketball, control the basketball, being able to catch".

"It was just being able to catch passes, especially from Raymond Felton," said Anthony, whose finger remained bandaged.

Later, a friend offers her thanks for being able to catch up on "Breaking Bad" in time for the finale.

Under these circumstances they would miss lessons for more than a day or two, resulting in children dropping out owing to not being able to catch-up missed lessons.

Will anyone be able to catch Langham?

He said he hoped to be able to catch Thursday.

You shouldn't be able to catch your breath.

"You'll never be able to catch everything.