Sentence examples for catches a bit from inspiring English sources

"If the war goes well, and if the economy catches a bit, it won't be strong, and six months later we'll be back in the same slow-growth soup that we are right now," Mr. Gross said.

Then an odd case catches a bit of media attention and prompts a law.

Having been torched by pass-catching tight ends like Philadelphia's Brent Celek and Dallas's Jason Witten, the Jets catch a bit of a break because Jake Ballard, the Giants' starter, is injured.

I caught a bit of U2's set.

The environment blog Treehugger caught a bit more of what Hu had to say.

"Simmons" caught a bit of heat, but the genre is burgeoning, and will continue to.

When it doesn't, I run my hand across it to catch a bit.

7.03pm: Just caught a bit of Ukip's party election broadcast.

Townsend caught a bit of a second wind, taking a 3-1 leat athehe start of the third set.

Tomic caught a bit of a break here playing the veteran clay-court specialist Berlocq in the first round.

Back at the same café, Essa appeared to have caught a bit of early World Cup fever.