The phrase "catch a place" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to mean finding or securing a spot, but it's not widely recognized.
Example: "I hope we can catch a place at the concert before it sells out."
Alternatives: "find a spot" or "secure a place."
The recipe is fairly simple: catch an omul, place it in warm sunlight until it begins to smell -- generally 10 to 20 minutes -- and eat it, scales, organs and all.
When you see you've caught a mouse, place glue traps into a trash bag and seal it tightly.
The software is Tor it is used by Human Rights Watch and others, including bloggers who don't want to get caught in a place where they can be killed for speaking out.
Phenomenon is a place to get a haircut as Grand Central Terminal is a place to catch a train.
Grand Central Terminal: 'Grand By Design: A Centennial Celebration of Grand Central Terminal' (through March 15) For anyone who ever heard a parent yell "What is this, Grand Central Station?" the terminal has been more than just a place to catch a train.
No household names here; this is a place to catch a rising star.
Few apart from the backpacker set will be familiar with Brindisi, as it's mainly a place to catch a cheap ferry to Greece.
It was a good place to catch a buyer's eye, a prominent spot near the Metro North stop where comuters board trains for New York.
Beautiful islands, stunning state parks, and charming towns await you outside the city limits, so get ready to hop in the car or catch a train to these places that offer a welcome change of scenery.
The Nerdist/Lionsgate party took place in the San Diego Padres' baseball stadium, Petco Park, and was a great place to catch a glimpse of geek celebrities: Nerdist founder Chris Hardwick, WWE wrestler Xavier Woods, Doctor Who companion John Barrowman, a very wet, very energetic Joss Whedon, and the guy that was in that CW show.
