Sentence examples for catch the drifting from inspiring English sources
Under the right conditions, they catch the drifting snow and present the shadow of a lost water-world from nearly two centuries ago.
Standing on Hillside Avenue in Jamaica, Queens, waiting for the Q-17 bus, watching in a store window as Jackie Robinson lifted a pop-up into the jet stream and the scrawny opportunistic second baseman of the Yankees, Billy Martin, floated over to catch the drifting ball, knee-high, to end the seventh-inning rally.
I love the way they sitand use their bodies to nuance what they say.I lean forward to catch the drift of it.
Those of us who just didn't catch the drift of education were made to feel like failures and dropped by the wayside.
In a way that actually was not measured, admittedly, but we're all adult enough to catch the drift of these elaborate concepts.
Because written Mirandese resembles Spanish and Portuguese, I could at least catch the drift of the stories and essays in the journal – some of which were clearly personal and others which seemed to be recounting folk tales told by family or neighbors – stories of hens and monsters and shepherds and religion.
Players advance through a bracket that matches 16 players, then eight, then four, and then — you catch the drift.
Chances are high that you'll ignore this call, right?. How about when you're called by your name (For example: "Hey, John!")?... well, you catch the drift.
You can gesture to things saying, "See, this is how it should have looked before," and they will catch the drift that you have really matured over the summer.
