Sentence examples for catch shoot from inspiring English sources

What that meant was that the English would pass, catch, shoot, scoop, and cradle with more stickhandling skill than their American opponents.

Using tools that can be purchased from Tom Nook's store located in your town, catch, shoot or dig up some treasures that Nook loves.

"Slow chickens are easier to catch," shot back Mr. Norstein, a burly Brooklyn-born bear of man with a borscht belt sense of humor.

Others -- and I see this often with dads -- simply love spending time with their sons, playing catch, shooting hoops.

NFL pundits may not have pegged the Cleveland Browns-Baltimore Ravens matchup as the game to watch over the weekend, but Browns tight end Gary Barnidge's instantly classic "butt catch" shot the contest to the top of the highlight reel.

Only if hunters are caught shooting birds other than turtle-doves and quail in the spring might the EU re-examine this particular Maltese exemption.

All the produce, bar the odd dash of white wine or vanilla, is harvested, caught, shot or cultivated on or around the islands.

This may not say much for us as a culture, but it certainly feeds the need of some Americans to hold their breath and wait to see if a real-live human being is going to be caught, shot or blown up or meet some other terrible fate.

I've seen it dozens of times: A person is known to have committed a crime, they were caught shooting at the scene, for example, and they have been apprehended.

Don't try to sneak into a place that you know will only end in you being caught, shot or even arrested.

Instead, he used his right hand, which is his shooting hand, to catch and shoot the ball.