Sentence examples for catch not only from inspiring English sources

Note to Early Birds: By adding a car horn, you catch not only the worm, but also the supreme annoyance of your neighbors.

Cameras set up a metre or so from their nests catch not only the birds' every move but also any activity in the immediate vicinity.

For fans, there was both delight and surprise at what could prove an expensive summer for those eager to catch not only two world-class companies, but some new and rare repertory.

He is the first sitting chairman of the Joint Chiefs to support a repeal of the policy, and his forceful expression of his views seemed to catch not only gay rights leaders but also Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who is the committee's chairman, by surprise.

That injury apart, this was a highly satisfactory night for Pellegrini with City's display confirming they are now the team to catch, not only at the Premier League summit but in terms of quality and performance.

The catch Not only is it debatable how decorative this actually looks, it's also hard to be convinced by its efficacy as an anti-slug device.

An editorial from the Wall St. Journal said in part: "So we have been caught not only in a rather provocative act but also in dissembling.

He had caught not only the right mood, but the right time: a golden age of acting, with John Gielgud, Laurence Olivier, Edith Evans and Tyrone Power all lining up to appear in his works.

Mr. Edger caught not only the lovely moment of impact but also two very fine pictures of the wounded, still bloody, still dazed.

The Mumbai attacks were transformative, because in them, unlike previous outrages in India, the rich were caught: not only Western visitors in the nation's magnificent financial capital but also Indian bankers, business owners and socialites.

Landis, who is suspended from cycling until 2009, continues to maintain his innocence, but he is caught not only in the lab reports but in the psychological dragnet of the last generation: too many doctors, managers, trainers, cyclists and even motorcycle messengers carting illegal doping paraphernalia.