Sentence examples for catch the kind from inspiring English sources
The procedures are intended to catch the kind of slippage that got the euro zone into its current mess.
But it is a safe bet that someone hovering nearby is hoping to catch the kind of errant comment or joke that can be posted on YouTube.
He wanted to catch the kind of "measured stillness" of Yasujirō Ozu's film "Tokyo Story," which he had recently screened at the StudioFilmClub, a cinematheque that he and the Trinidadian artist Che Lovelace had founded in 2003.
There are plenty of structures in place to catch the kind of activities that took place.
"We just don't want them to make a mistake and catch the wrong kind".
Such inquiries do not seem to catch the most characteristic kinds of legal conceptualization, however with one exception, viz., a theory developed by Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld, a pre-World War I U.S. legal scholar, of what he called the fundamental legal conceptions.
It needs to catch the attention of all kinds of photographers, not just those who already love Snapchat.
Would the police ever catch that kind of a number in one month?
The bus was caught in deepening snowfall a few miles south of Towner, caught in the kind of spring blizzard that ranchers dread.
People who genuinely care about improving the lot of those caught in the kind of poverty described in his column should listen carefully to his message.
Caught in the kind of mannered plot that could have graced any season of "Picket Fences" or "Northern Exposure," the fanciable Lyman (Jackson Hurst), a near-mute highway worker, responds to roadside emergencies and nurses a tragic secret.
