Sentence examples for catch news from inspiring English sources

"He could literally just sit out and catch news," says Ben Nadler, the group's tour guide.

The reports are incredibly useful: I catch news out of the corner of my eye that I simply would have missed if I had been forced to fiddle with a Web browser.

You briefly get the sense that the filmmaker, Kevin Sim, wouldn't mind if the bus were blown up; that his goal is simply to catch news as it happens.

7 15-7.30 I shower and get dressed, read The Skimm and try to catch news on the TODAY show.

I find Google Reader to be a great RSS reader but when I need to really dig in and catch news items as soon as they're published, nothing beats a good standalone client like FeedDemon.

"This only demonstrates the … provincial ignorance of both the journalist, cartoonist and publication," said Shoma Chaudhury, editor of Catch News and a well-known local journalist.

He said a few words in Spanish, then caught news crews that were not taping his remarks off guard when he switched to English.

There's also Found Objects, produced by Simpsons star Harry Shearer, which catches news anchors acting out between live shots.

Just caught news on the Today Show (in between some Eliot Spitzer segment and another, less interesting but more sensational Eliot Spitzer segment) of the iPod Nano batteries causing sparks to shoot out of units marked with model number MA099J/A (pictured right).

As exhausted as we were each night, we took turns around the radio to catch the news from BBC Quetta about the new war beginning to the west.

On certain days when I catch the news, I can't believe how strange and yet humdrum this uncharted new territory is.