Manning found him constantly as Barden easily slipped into the holes of the Panthers' woefully soft secondary, catching passes all over the field.
After all experiments were completed, the woodpeckers were given a 2-week soft-release at the catching site with open access to the aviary for food, water, and shelter.
With a few minutes to spare before catching a train, Mrs. Roosevelt suggested having a soft drink to her companion, a lady journalist.
But in the sixth, all the pitches that had been producing awkward swings and soft pop-ups were now catching more of the plate.
The two federal agents who worked together, broke sad… With a few minutes to spare before catching a train, Mrs. Roosevelt suggested having a soft drink to her companion, a lady journalist.
By Harold Ross, Clifford Orr, and Tom Compere The New Yorker, December 2, 1933 P. 15 With a few minutes to spare before catching a train, Mrs. Roosevelt suggested having a soft drink to her companion, a lady journalist.
He had little difficulty catching the football and his hands were surprisingly soft.
Would I be Booker T. or W.E.B.? Maybe I'd be fine being the assembly line stooge, placating white fears with solemn "yes sirs," catching white tears with tissue made from the softest of silks, the cottonest of threads.
The hard surface of the glass makes it easier to cut fine exact shapes without catching the tip of your craft blade in the softer mat.
Williams has a lethal combination of speed, soft hands and grit, Millen said, adding he compares his catching ability to that of the Hall of Fame wide receiver Bobby Chandler and his speed to that of the former Raiders receiver Willie Gault.
