Sentence examples for caught enough of from inspiring English sources

He tried to throw the next pitch outside for a ball, but it caught enough of the plate for Markakis to slap it down the third-base line.

The playing was splendidly committed throughout, as it was in the preceding Mozart, which I caught enough of (a more mundane kind of lateness led to my missing the first movement) to be lifted by its chattering brilliance and to gain a general sense of the concert which, for all its morbid binding, was music-making at its most invigorating.

Receiver Jerricho Cotchery said that Clemens threw the ball with a different spin than Pennington, but that he would catch enough of Clemens's passes in practice before Sunday's game to adjust.

That means if I keep hustling, keep slogging away with five-minute sets in tiny rooms in front of three people who spend the whole gig looking at their phones – if I somehow manage to catch enough of a break that I graduate to sold-out shows in huge, luxurious theatres – then I'm doomed anyway.

It took only a few minutes to catch enough of them to start our bid for the bigger fish: pike, chub, barbel, carp, and maybe the mythic speckled trout, a fish we talked about only in low whispers, since no one, not even the veterans who fished the river every day, had ever actually hooked one.

It's too bad editors don't seem to catch enough of the spotlight.

It allows a player to see the whole ice (and would-be checkers) in front of him or her, and still catch enough of a peripheral view of the puck to stickhandle without losing the puck.

I hope you've caught enough curiosity to put some of these exercises into practice.

In this study, the threshold of detection was parameterized in order to detect one transmissible disease diagnosis for every three patients flagged (false positive/true positive ratio = 2), if this rule catches enough (sensitivity>75%) of the cases of interest.

That is intentional: the aim of AIM is to help smaller startups go public that might fail to catch enough attention on the other side of the pond.

I ran out as fast as I could and caught just enough of the first song to get the hint that this would not just be any normal concert show, but a night of pure hits mixed with feelings.