Sentence examples for catch classic from inspiring English sources
It means listeners will be able not only to catch classic rock on New York's WAXQ-FM, but also hear Nairobi's Family FM via the Web.
If you are an insomniac and in the mood for TV between those hours, you may be lucky enough to catch classics like Tony Little hawking the Gazelle or Ronco selling GLH ("Great Looking Hair"), a product that allows you to "spray on the hair you always wish you had".
"You're in this terrible Catch-22, a classic Catch-22," explained Mr. Medwed, a former co-director of the Second Look Project at Brooklyn Law School, who now teaches at the University of Utah.
Inhabitants of the enclaves are caught in a classic Catch-22: They are unable to obtain a visa, as this would require them to go to the "mainland," which is impossible without a visa.
Due to the delay Iceland found itself caught in a classic catch-22 situation, loans from other countries could not be secured until the IMF program had been approved.
This section will include the latest in-season episodes of top network shows, full past-season catch-ups, classic series and hit movies.
Many shareholders are now caught in a classic tourism catch-22.
Yet he now finds himself in that classic Catch 22 situation.
The top floor is home to the Rooftop Cinema (61-3-9663-3596; www.rooftopcinema.com.au), where you can catch movies as classic as the bar's cocktails and admire the towering skyline from plastic lawn chairs.
