Sentence examples for catch came from inspiring English sources
A spectacular catch came from Flintoff himself.
Cotchery's catch came in the second quarter of the Jets' 34-31 vicThursdayrsday.
Irvin's final catch came late in the first quarter of a game last Oct. 10 in Philadelphia.
The catch came in the corner of the end zone, much like his game-winning score in that Super Bowl -- a good omen, the Jets hope.
Murata, meanwhile, goes on to note that tuna were introduced into sushi only 170 years ago, when a large catch came into Edo one season.
His touchdown catch came after two teammates -- Hershel Dennis and Mike Williams -- took pitchouts on what looked like a reverse sweep.
"I've been in the league long enough that catching balls and running after the catch comes natural," Moss said.
The catch comes in the strict photo ID policy in place to repel the touts.
That is where the catch comes in, and why the question matters.
Some 40 percent of America's fish catch comes out of the gulf, whose states also depend heavily on coastal tourism.
CONSUMING Herring, especially at this time of year when the tender new catch comes in from Holland, and Zico coconut water — I drink a gallon a week.
