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Discover Ludwig"catch a fly" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to capture or capture a fly, usually with one's hands. Example: As the pesky fly buzzed around the room, I attempted to catch it with my bare hands.
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"You never let the pitcher catch a fly ball.
"You catch a fly and then throw it really hard against the desk to stun it," Mr. Kapell said.
Standing on the corner, he pretended to catch a fly ball, then squatted by an imaginary base, switching rapidly between each move, as though jump-cutting through footage.
No. 2 is for speedier opera: "I look like a fielder trying to catch a fly ball with the sun in eyes".
Then a Cubs fan called Steve Bartman wrecked everything by leaning down from the stands to catch a fly ball (as fans everywhere do).
In his first television special Dane Cook charged onstage wearing a black tank top and crouched like a giant frog aiming to catch a fly.
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Will someone to catch a flyer?
In a brief stint as a goal tender for the Boston Bruins, he made the mistake of using his gloved hand to catch a flying puck, which caused a nasty gash in his pinky.
In one exhibition game last week, outfielder Barry Bonds hit a home run over the right field fence right into the bay, and boaters were plunked today in position near the field, hoping they might catch a flying ball.
Not to worry: There's an internal governor that keeps the machine from going too fast and a cotton-backed net that's mounted below the woman to catch a flying newborn.
If they're like me, they think: Who wants to catch a flying fish on a cold day?
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