Sentence examples for catch a new from inspiring English sources

"She's been catching Kira [Mitani] for the last three years and having to catch a new pitcher has been pretty tough on her, but she's been playing really solid". But the Mustangs couldn't score again.

Traditional systems wouldn't catch a new pattern of crime until the second time it happened.

Whenever he got a break in his busy schedule, he rushed to the cinema to catch a new showing.

We'll catch a new museum or check the paper and find an exhibition with scribbled musical notes from Bob Dylan — stuff no one knows about.

Local Esther Mueller, too, journeyed to her hometown to see the great man and to "catch a new thrill" for the end of the town history pageant.

Sing karaoke in a Vietnamese bar, sip espresso in Little Italy and catch a new Bollywood release, all in one night.

Foxtrot was recommenced in the Queens Room, and disco caught a new beat.

But some of these cases might be caught, a new study suggests, if doctors began routinely testing emergency room patients for carbon monoxide exposure.

In a country where New Money is king, concrete proof of the successful creed of can-do entrepreneurship, the nation's stylists have caught a new fever: that of restrained, tasteful consumerism.

Puzzled astronomers think they caught a new kind of sporadic explosion, but they must find the object again to verify the cause.

"I caught a new bee... .. On the approach I handed the net to Beth so she could transfer the bee to a vial.