Sentence examples for catching the right from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, he explained, a jackpot settlement was usually tied to an attack catching the right wave of publicity.

He made only two putts longer than 3 feet — a 10-foot par save on No. 8, and a 25-foot birdie putt on the par-3 sixth that bounced along until catching the right corner of the cup.

Generally speaking, governors may not have all that much to do with larger economic trends, but their careers are often shaped by catching the right wave at the right moment.

For all its stars, Hollywood is still a place of underappreciated and untapped talent, with actors waiting for a perfect storm to form overhead: the right role, at the right time, catching the right audience.

But catching the right company coming out of bankruptcy can be highly rewarding for patient investors with iron stomachs.

You spent a year implementing physical security devices in every network around the world and worry they're not catching the right things?

The process will continue for every Mets pitcher, and d'Arnaud said he was particularly looking forward to catching the right-hander Zach Wheeler, who, like d'Arnaud, is one of the Mets' top prospects.

For my country I have given up all that makes life sweet and Holy, brought misery upon my family, and am sure there is no pardon for me in the heavens, since man condemns me so". And this: "I have too great a soul to die like a criminal". The trick about rowing across the Potomac is catching the tide right.

It may be as simple as seeing your dog or catching the subway right as it pulls up to the platform, but even a little victory is still a victory.

Over there, you've got the entire sweep of the falls (including the American Falls, which is hard to see from the U.S. side) and a long parklike pathway to work on catching the light just right for a rainbow down below.

"On the one hand, she is catching the wave at the right time," said Gadi Wolfsfeld, a professor of political science and communications at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the author of "Making Sense of Media and Politics".