In the 1980s, an undercover television sting caught the candid thoughts of an Economic League official who said :"We give all our information to the police.
She didn't catch the originality of his thought — perhaps because, at the time of her writing, it wasn't there to be seen.
You'll begin to become very familiar with the difference between being "caught in the thoughts" versus observing it.
We want your thoughts," to help catch the attention of readers and increase the chance of them answering your question.
Security cameras will catch the robber if they still have not been deterred, and most will flee at the thought of being caught on tape.
While hunger is the lynchpin of the initiative, there is something deeper that has caught the attention of thought leaders all the way to the White House.
You try to catch up with the thoughts, like you're chipping away at a stone, and then someone pulls you away and says, "Look, it's done".
Yet the buzz of the match was unfakably contagious, and, when China opened the scoring, after five minutes, even bewildered novices caught the mood, dizzy at the thought of vanquishing South Korea.
Better to do as Woolf does in her 1930s essays on London, written for Good Housekeeping magazine, and catch at thoughts and feelings, the immediate perception of things, so as to be able to say, like Lily Briscoe in To The Lighthouse, Yes, I have had my vision.
