Sentence examples for catch the details from inspiring English sources
I'd catch the details later.
Catch the details — such as the gap in the vent of a man's jacket as he whirls; it's the sort of thing that only a photograph records but a painter remembers.
I watched "Real Violence" three times: first slightly blurry, without my glasses; then again, in focus; and a third time to catch the details that I might have missed during the first two.
Catch the details—such as the gap in the vent of a man's jacket as he whirls; it's the sort of thing that only a photograph records but a painter remembers.
"AFM didn't catch the details of microvilli and other structures on the cell surface," says Cho, adding that "if we adopt this technology, we can actually open a new chapter in cell biology".
But investors with a particular policy (with a "with profits" policy, I think he said, but I didn't catch the detail) will qualify for full compensation.
The very wide dynamic range of the BIS recordings may be a problem to some listeners – turn up the volume to catch the detail of some of the extreme pianissimos and you risk being overwhelmed by the climaxes – but it's well worth persevering.
Like most of the Lebanese he's a "businessman" – something involving mobiles phones, possibly, I've never quite caught the details.
She catches the details of play in the game rooms of Coney Island and petty crimes in its surroundings, the local jobs and confining families, the closed horizons and vague aspirations, the violence seething within youthful energy, the troubles and griefs that pull people together in a neighborhood that's filled with modern possibilities and narrowed with unquestioned ways of life.
Relax- Playing the role of detective and catch the whole details is a good thing, but try not to ruin the bigger image of that person.
The viewer may not catch all the details of a candidate's health-care plan, but he has a much more definite sense of her as a personality, and his response to her is therefore likely to be more full of emotion.
