Sentence examples for catching there from inspiring English sources

His enthusiasm, expressed in meandering, enumerative sentences, is intense and catching: "There were light, ethereal lavenders; some were mild and timid; others lush and overbearing; some tart, as if picked from the field and left to parch in large vats of vinegar; others were overwhelmingly sweet.

No one on his team was catching him there.

Europe is now quickly catching up: there is double-digit sales growth in most countries, with Britain leading the way.

Some fishing bosses support catching whales: there are plenty of them, they say, and they eat fish.

If you are particularly worried about catching something, there are a few simple steps you can follow when buying oysters or eating out.

And while some Iraqis praised the Americans for finally catching him, there seemed no palpable increase in support for the occupation.

The only state where he's not leading in the polls is Texas, Ted Cruz's home state, and he's catching up there.

Why economic self-assessment is catching Is there a problem with the sector's seeming fixation with the big pound sign?

"From a public company shareholder's perspective, if your C.E.O. is willing to buy your falling knife for the privilege of catching it, there is probably a price at which you should let him".

When Anderson gave way to Bresnan after his mesmeric spell, the Yorkshireman responded by getting Mike Hussey caught in the gully, just as Hussey had opened the series by catching Andrew Strauss there with the third ball.

My pal Donald Morrison, who ghillies on the Cassley, told me the other day that he thought we weren't catching "because there are too many fish", which is an excuse I've never heard before.