Sentence examples for catching enough from inspiring English sources
For most of the day, there was a feeling that Northwestern, while not playing great football, was still catching enough breaks and making enough big plays to be in control.
He went to send it around the boards, but Ryan O'Reilly stuck his stick in the way at the last instant, catching enough of the puck to redirect it between goalie Evgeni Nabokov and the right post.
Plaza later did improv with the now-legendary comedy forcing house Upright Citizens Brigade (co-founded by Parks and Recreation's Amy Poehler) and some standup, before catching enough attention to nab web-series roles in between her indie comedies.
It was right to warn that the Tennis Integrity Unit, set up in 2008, is not catching enough cheats – although whether that is due to it having just five staff, or institutional timidity for fear of being sued, is disputed.
The false widow is one of just three or four spiders in the UK that can survive in homes by catching enough food, according to Mr Hine Females outlive males, surviving for up to three years, and can reach sizes of over three centimetres.
Unable to compete, but saddled with debt from purchases of boats and equipment, many fishermen troll in small boats near the coast, catching just enough to pay their bills.
That was eye-catching enough.
That's partly because this world doesn't need any embellishment: it's freaky and eye-catching enough.
If all this isn't eye-catching enough, how about the new technologies — some of questionable legality.
Over at Viva Mexico, Ellie White makes an eye-catching solo debut, too – if not quite eye-catching enough to distinguish it from many other (mainly female) character-comedy showcases in a similar vein.
