Sentence examples for catch a butterfly from inspiring English sources

Hell, maybe I'll catch a butterfly.

You can still catch a butterfly, or pick a flower, if the owner of the land will let you.

On Father's Day, Jonathan tried to help Lana catch a butterfly for their father, but they kept getting away.

9. Use a butterfly net It's controversial but using a net to catch a butterfly enables you – and any children present – to take a really good close-up look.

In "Totally Wrong," an over-eager nature lover tries to pick a flower and catch a butterfly, only to have the objects of his desire (and the audience members) scold him in song.

And please, please don't stop your children touching, picking, catching and collecting what they find; whoever coined the conservationists' mantra "take only photographs, leave only footprints" had clearly forgotten what it is like to hold a frog, pick a bluebell or catch a butterfly.

When he talks about data, he cups his hands as if he has caught a butterfly.

But as he paused and relaxed for the first time in five hours, the cameras caught a butterfly flutter up from right behind his face.

Catching a butterfly with your hands is difficult, and dangerous to the butterfly if not performed properly.

"If he had an opportunity between a pitching change to catch a Monarch butterfly or go talk to Puig, I think he would go after the Monarch butterfly," Scott's father, former All-Star Andy Van Slyke, said with a laugh in a phone interview.

At the end of our four-hour hike, Remo pounced into a dense roadside thicket to catch a scarce swallowtail, a butterfly noted for its brilliant blue and gold tail whose design mimics the head of a distasteful insect to ward off predators.