Sentence examples for catching which from inspiring English sources

The most eye catching, which seems to hark back to the Channel 4 of a decade ago, is Big Ballet, in which a group of "plus-size amateurs" learn to perform scenes from Swan Lake.

They have embraced abject playing of spin bowling, continued unreliable batting in the summer, a lauded bowling attack being made to look pedestrian in the climactic series of the home summer and catching which could hardly have been worse if the culprits had been trying to avoid poisonous flying ants carrying razor-sharp flick knives.

Another positive for England in this Test was the slip catching, which looked very makeshift in New Zealand.

It inspired Jennifer Steinkamp's computerised animation Eye Catching, which belongs to the Istanbul Modern collection, and is currently on view there at the cistern.

Mr. Grant's boss, Sara Bedford, voiced her concern, saying: "Essentially you're presenting an image of a gun as eye-catching, which kind of feeds it.

She explained her ingenious method of rat catching, in which a dead rat is used as bait to catch other rats".

He also spends his mornings catching lobsters, which are featured on the dining room menus.

There, he saw children catching termites, which were later served to him with chilli, lime and a local beer.

Before Tuesday's game, he was handed Nickeas's glove and catching gear, which he then proceeded to wipe with rubbing alcohol.

He walked to the water and cast his line three times before catching one, which he and Mrs. Mullinax ate for dinner.

One neighbour, Elizabeth Powell, said she was more worried about lost income than catching Ebola, which is transmitted through the bodily fluids of the sick.