Sentence examples for catch the path from inspiring English sources

"This particular guy works downtown" in Manhattan, Mr. Berger said, "and he can catch the PATH train three blocks from here and be at work in 10 minutes, and he was, like, 'Oh!

Passengers can transfer there to buses that will take them to the New Jersey Transit Ramsey/Route 17 train station, five more stations down the line towards its terminus in Hoboken, N.J., where city-bound commuters can catch the PATH train.

By working out how long it took for a Roomba to go through a room, turning the lights out and figuring out the exposure settings, this photographer managed to catch the path of the sucker throughout the whole process.

"I got to exercise people's horses; sometimes, when people were thrown off, I would catch the horses on the bridle path and ride them back".

Lift-off from the Kourou spaceport occurred at 18 hours, 50 minutes and 55 seconds local time (2150.55 GMT) - the instant needed to put the truck on the right path to catch the International Space Station (ISS) on Thursday next week.

It then sends it out to the rest of the cortex, which compares it to everything it already knows, classifies the objects and dimensions, and finally decides on something to do: raise your hand and catch the ball (having predicted its path).

Keep your eyes peeled for the other surfers, when you're thinking about taking a wave, look to the beach and make sure you've got a decent enough path to catch the wave without running some Barney over because they didn't have sense enough to move three feet out of your way... Don't be a Barney who doesn't move out of the way when someone is going for a wave either!

To and From Hudson County South of Hoboken If you usually take PATH to Hoboken to catch the Eighth Street-Hoboken Light Rail, you can take PATH to Newport and catch the light rail there.

The censored artworks are like the blurred individuals caught in the path of Google's omnipresent Street View camera where occlusion denotes an identity and subjecthood.

Every evening, the roadside area draws gapers who scramble on top of rocks and boulders along park paths to catch the last glimpses of the sun as it sets over a largely rural valley to the west.

I was caught in the path of a hurricane once.