Sentence examples for catch a passage from inspiring English sources
While the Phaeton will let you know if the fuel-filler cap is loose, it will not let you fast-forward or reverse a music CD -- as you can on many economy cars -- so you can catch a passage obscured by the navigation system's voice prompts.
But then my eye caught a passage that I read again and again.
In the United States, apprentices are only allowed to catch an immature passage Red-tailed hawk or an American kestrel of any age (except in Alaska, where they may also catch Goshawks).
Yet she noted also that how to catch the passage of time in a still image is an old problem, one that Chardin was exploring over 200 years ago when he painted a boy making a house of cards.To the Kramlichs, media art not only raises puzzles about time.
The influential English critic Rodney Milnes praises Schack's contributions, slams young Henneberg's and catches a scent of Mozart in passages that are not attributed.
He was caught a few hours later, but the event prompted the passage of laws to increase the effectiveness of the police and prisons.
In another passage, we read how Bob Shrum, Gordon Brown's American speechwriter caught a "ferocious blast" of the Prime Minster's temper.
His first bid for the presidency, beginning in 1987, famously flamed out after he was caught stealing passages from a speech by Neil Kinnock, the leader of the Labor Party in Britain at the time.
Here's a passage that caught Ms. Rampell's eye: Over the past 25 years the total number of students in college has increased by about 50 percent.
I would like to thank Kai Wehmeier, whose careful eye as a logician and Frege scholar caught several passages where I had bent the truth past the breaking point.
