Sentence examples for catch experiences from inspiring English sources

In the real world, after all, there are rivers to swim in and fish to catch, experiences that virtual reality can't touch.

If you can get access to the new 3-D channel and someone's 3-D TV set, try to catch "Experience 3D," even if you find the glasses an inconvenience.

It is the quiver of intuition that catches experience and draws it close, to be examined, interpreted, judged.

The killings in Paris appear to represent a change of tactic by Isis which apparently caught experienced French counter-terrorism officials by surprise.

He has resumed playing catch, but experienced slight discomfort today.

LG: Public Art has traditionally been one of those Catch-22 experiences: You can't get a commission unless you've had experience and you can't get experience without a commission.

For despite the subversive wink embodied in Kim — her name of course brings to mind a certain Kipling character who could blend in with the natives but risked occasionally getting caught — the experience of reading "The Newlyweds" remains substantially the experience of reading a work in the realist vein.

Many with the injury describe a "Catch-22" experience when trying to get help or win legal settlements.

Using a probe-catch descriptive experience sampling procedure, thought samples were captured and categorised according to whether they were driving-related or not, and according to their trigger (sensory vs internal).

The catch-up experience was far more broad-based than it had been in previous growth spurts.That is not to say the benefits were evenly spread (see chart 2).

The Uses of Literacy caught the experience of a subsequent generation of scholarship boys, far bigger than his own, who had graduated from grammar schools since the 1944 Education Act.