Sentence examples for catching much from inspiring English sources
As a boy, I'd sit on the riverbank, seldom catching much, gazing at the insects and birds, watching the fish.
What is clear is that the Republican political strategy has succeeded in the short term, as Mr. Obama seems to be catching much of the blame for the stalemate.
They dangled a paste of flour and water from their hooks, not catching much of anything but enjoying the calm and the sight of Gaza City burnished by the setting sun.
Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) in Malaysia is catching much more limelight now than in the past.
While Apple has been catching much of the flak for collecting iPhone and iPad user location data without consent, it turns out that rival Microsoft may have been quietly up to the same.
MR: Then it's catching much more than the wind, sir. DL: (laughs) You have to create the circumstances for them to appear.
He stays on -1, but Tiger bogeys to drop back to a share of the lead with Jiménez and Stenson. he left himself too much to do after catching too much sand with his second out of the bunker.
Retail sales are catching up much faster, and could exceed America's by 2014.
Mr. Putin, by contrast, seems diminished after catching a much smaller fish.
In the early twentieth century, some Americans were still catching whales much as they had in Melville's day, or, for that matter, in the seventeen-hundreds.
But there have been years at the Tricycle when he was labouring on, doing very good and important work and not catching that much attention".
