Sentence examples for catch a tree from inspiring English sources

Right of the fairway on the ninth hole, with his ball in the pine straw, he took a rip at a somewhat awkward approach shot and appeared to catch a tree root beneath his ball.

King drove under a tree on the right and left the ball in the rough when her backswing caught a tree.

But a lone black balloon manages to get caught in a tree.

They get caught in a tree momentarily and then fall back to the cement in a quivering, twitching heap.

On the other hand, you can walk out into the Amazon, fumigate a tree, and catch a dozen new insect species as they fall out of the sky.

A Hong Kong newspaper suggests that if the United States doesn't find solutions to its domestic problems, and instead shifts blame to the yuan exchange rate or trade protectionism, "it will certainly be like climbing a tree to catch a fish".

So if you keep out an eagle eye, you just might catch a glimpse of the tree on the tomb.

It boasts rich flora, feral goats (you may catch a musty whiff) and tree-framed views of the Arrochar Alps.

High trees catch a lot of wind, etcetera.

What is funnier: a dad trying to get his kid's kite up in the air but getting it caught in a tree, or the dad trying to get the kite down with a rake and accidentally tearing it to pieces?

Thousands came to seem him at his residence Friday, some scaling the walls and mango trees to catch a glimpse.