Sentence examples for catch- from inspiring English sources
The word "catch-" is correct and usable in written English
It is a prefix that is used to indicate the act of catching or capturing something. For example: "The catch-net was filled with fresh fish."
"If people are coughing and sneezing, you can easily catch the flu.
He should be able to get the lead from stall six and may be hard to catch on this drying surface.
Because of the difficulties being faced by the commercially financed public service broadcasters - ITV, Channel 4 and Five, the idea that the public broadcasting system could only be preserved by offering them direct public subsidies started to catch on.
If you go on a Thursday, you'll catch the best drag show in town.
"Everyone had a character, an act, a play, a rant, and there were stages to do them on and audiences anxious to catch them," says Michael Musto, long-time chronicler of the New York scene for the Village Voice.
When the kids are in bed I catch up with all the administration, uploading new products to the website and engaging in social media.
Zaldostanov had said he would catch up with the column as soon as he gets a visa.
Blockbuster's "pre-arranged" bankruptcy protection move is designed to give it time to recapitalise its US operations and to focus on its online business, which is playing catch-up with rivals.
Mamonov prefers to talk about electronic dance music, otherwise know as EDM, a catch-all term for the commercial dance scene.
