Sentence examples for catch a bite from inspiring English sources

"And I'd say, 'I've got a meeting downtown and Mom and I will catch a bite to eat afterward.' And they're lost.

But you'll want to know about the serious matter at hand, the California governor's race, or as the panel was billed, "Is California Crazy?" This excited us so much, we showed up half an hour early to catch a bite with the panel moderator, HARRY EVANS, and the panelists TOM HAYDEN, BARRY GOLDWATER JR., RON "I AM NOT A JUNIOR" REAGAN and ED (USED TO WORK HERE) KLEIN.

Of course, they are also good for cabbies -- or anyone else -- trying to catch a tasty, cheap bite in a hurry.

TSA officers across the country interact with about 2 million travelers on a daily basis, some of whom are rushing to catch a plane or a bite to eat before their flight takes off.

Under that headline, though, are activities like "to grab a bite," "to catch a show," "to jog in the park" and "to laugh".

"Isn't it fairer for a man to be able to see what he's letting himself in for?" "Yes, but don't you see you'll never catch a man that way?" She bit her tongue on the obvious, and said, "How do I go about being an enchantress?" Henry warmed to his subject.

Every so often you'll catch a plump currant that will make that bite even better.

Never attempt to catch a fruit bat without thick gloves, as they can bite and have a high risk for rabies.

None of the Marvel heroes could catch a break, and the grandiosity of their pain had a peppery bite.

Where can you eat before or after the parade? A. A great place to get a bite and catch the parade is Pascal's Manale.

They catch a manatee (sea cow) which tastes like coarse pork with greenish, fish-flavoured fat, and he is badly bitten by small "Pium" bloodsucking flies.