He once caught a well-intentioned mistake in an electronic medical record design that would have been glaringly obvious to any physician.
Although Jets fullback Richie Anderson cut across the field in front of Sehorn to catch a well-thrown Lucas pass for a Jets touchdown, most of the Jets' passes were thrown in Thomas's direction.
If, God forbid, Mr. Gioia caught a cold, well at least he had raised enough money -- more than $300,000 -- to cover the cost of some Robitussin.
And I've caught a few well-known pop names spinning in eyelet dresses dangerously close to steep cliffs.
The New Yorker, July 8 , 1944P. 13 Early in the current War Bond drive, one of the Fifth Avenue stores caught a shoplifter, a well-dressed lady who was just indulging a tendency to kleptomania.
For a few nights last week the sky caught a late glow well after the sun fell behind the birch trees on the hill west of here.
I think you hear a distant echo of this even today when you hear someone say "don't sit in the draught, you'll catch a cold": well no, you won't, that's not how colds are caused, but there's still a sense that the air can be dangerous.
Cobb caught a touchdown pass as well.
I caught a wave about as well as I ever catch one, and came up fifteen or twenty yards away, exhilarated, thrusting my arms in the air.
As she rushed around, calling 911, cleaning up Mrs. Cheney, trying to calm the dogs, Ms. Gordon caught a glimpse of Ms. Wells coming out of her bathroom.
Well, he caught a glimpse of it on Tuesday night.
