Sentence examples for catching it in from inspiring English sources

For Vogelstein, one major message is that cancer often cannot be prevented, and more resources should be funneled into catching it in its infancy.

The performance begins with a bird picking up some grass and tossing it into the air before catching it in its bill.

Thus, from the second half of the twentieth century, stopping the disease early by catching it in its latent stage became the goal of cancer screening programmes, although early detection was often conflated with primary prevention in terms of how screening technologies such as mammograms, pap smears and so on were 'sold' to the population at large (Fosket, 2010, p. 335).

Although most jurisdictions will allow you to catch your bird at any time of the year, most falconry resources will recommend catching it in the fall and early winter, as this will generally give young birds enough time to become competent hunters while still remaining mentally malleable enough to tame.

Chang-hoon squatted and leapt to a nearby trapeze, catching it in his hands.

He kept one out, tossing it into the air and catching it in his hand.

Just to be clear Margaret, these are imported cases where people have picked up the virus abroad, rather than catching it here in the UK? That's completely correct.

Try shooting the card vertically and catching it somewhere in the middle of the deck.

My review of "Vertigo" included an error that slipped through uncaught, and I'm grateful to the reader Velda Cornelius for catching it and writing in to let me know: Barbara Bel Geddes plays not a "designer" but an illustrator.

And when they throw the ball in, the guy catching it has to lose it in the sun.

He recounts these mass firings lying back between two swivel chairs, throwing his ball up in the air in catching it.