Sentence examples for catching of the from inspiring English sources

"I think they do some catching of the trash that blows in".

Not so deft was the catching of the England captain shortly before lunch.

The catching of the auks is fun – fishing in the sky with nets on long springy poles.

With the catching of the fly, the runner must return to the base he just left (known as tagging up) before being eligible to advance.

The increased tip-and-tail to waist ratio increases the "catching" of the ski, and increases torque on the body [4].

Absolutely the only 'observation' was the catching of the foot by the man on the floor.

Mona Simpson (Atlantic, £9.99) is the thinnest and least eye-catching of the lot, but by far the best.

A bicycle rental scheme conceived by Mr Livingstone, implemented by Mr Johnson is just the most eye-catching of the city's recent transport improvements.There is a cultural divide, too.

Like other Macs it's cased in aluminium but here you can choose from three colours silver, an understated champagne gold shade and a subtly classy Space Grey which is the most eye-catching of the three.

It isn't the most eye-catching of the works in the room – these including a wall-length Dan Flavin light installation and a crushed-car piece by John Chamberlain.

In the campaign supporting the festival, the most eye-catching of the graphics is a colorful collage of British images depicting everything from Big Ben and a pint of lager to a young disc jockey and a Damien Hirst sculpture.