Sentence examples for catch coming from inspiring English sources
The people Mr. Cohen wants to catch coming into his brownstone are not thieves or drug dealers.
The Baltic has been divided into national zones for fishing, with the bulk of the catch coming from the southern sector and from the Kattegat.
I thought I would love walking home from work, but instead I missed that breath of fresh river air I used to catch coming out of the PATH station in Jersey City at the end of the day, the sense that the city was, at last, at arm's length.
"I've been in the league long enough that catching balls and running after the catch comes natural," Moss said.
A spectacular catch came from Flintoff himself.
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.
Cotchery's catch came in the second quarter of the Jets' 34-31 vicThursdayrsday.
When the catch comes in there is amazing fresh fish everywhere: squid, barracuda, mackerel, flounder, and bass among them.
His touchdown catch came after two teammates -- Hershel Dennis and Mike Williams -- took pitchouts on what looked like a reverse sweep.
