Sentence examples for catch one at from inspiring English sources

You may find enough buses at peak hours but struggle to catch one at other times.

On Sept. 4, Spitzer missed his train back to Munich, but rushed to catch one at another station.

Again, the first one isn't set – perhaps my oven, despite the thermometer, is colder than it claims – but eventually I manage to catch one at exactly the right moment.

And thank goodness, because their table manners are atrocious: They swallow sand full of microorganisms and decaying organic matter to get their nutrients, and then let out long "casings," also known as poop, into the ocean -- or out of it, if you catch one at low tide.

The cod are caught one at a time on hooks, then brought through a moon pool in the bottom of the boat, immediately stunned, and then slaughtered.

On Sky, Botham is admonishing Alastair Cook at silly point for failing to catch one drilled at his foot, which seems a bit harsh to me.

"Just because you catch one shark at a drum line, it doesn't mean another one won't come in".

On the train I try to catch one last look at the lagoon, but all I can see is my own face reflected in the dirty window.

If you were to catch one and look at it under a microscope, tiny yellow hairs on its back would become visible.

There is no opportunity to catch one's breath at any point of the run.

We're all undeniably massive dorks, and I catch one American tourist smirk at the first of us through the door and say something to his friends.