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Finally, I took off on a very big wave indeed, and nearly fell when the nose of my board caught a piece of chop on the takeoff.
But when the crew emptied the net's contents onto the deck, they realized they had caught a piece of history.
Firing began immediately, and Granddad caught a piece of shrapnel squarely over his right breast pocket.
As Weise fell and slid into the boards, Kadri's skate caught a piece of him.
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Servants guide an aristocrat's arm through the sleeve of a coat or suddenly appear to catch a piece of falling ash from a cigarette and then retreat into the shadows and remain as stationary as pieces of a set.
If you missed the Met's Bronzino show in this space last winter, you can still catch a piece of it: the master's "Study of a Left Leg and Drapery".
Check out some of the most exciting videos and photos of the shooting, by Chicagoans hoping to catch a piece of the action.
As she passed, the wind caught a loose piece of tarpaulin, revealing large numbers of troops, hundreds of tanks, armoured cars and field guns, lined up and battle-ready - and facing Poland.
Among the other Parsons Dance works at this year's festival are "Caught," a strobe-lit piece that the choreographer introduced in 1982, and "Round My World," an abstract six-person dance that centers on the theme of globalization.
#mistletube pic.twitter.com/NnlnhiAYcU Some noted the increased tension between commuters caught under the plant: Never seen anyone look so uncomfortable as the two men who just got caught under a piece of hanging mistletoe on the tube together.
Some audience members could see people moving about in the wings, and once — though this is unlikely to be repeated — a curtain caught on a piece of scenery.
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