Sentence examples for caught firmly from inspiring English sources

Tribute occasionally tips into imitation: you can sing Yazoo's Only You word for word to Paris, Change of Heart puts Eric Carmen's Hungry Eyes in the corner, and the sax-dappled She's American is caught firmly between the moon and New York City.

41 min: Randi takes the ball up the left again, his cross is blocked and sits up for Juvenal who catches it firmly but inaccurately on the volley.

Rove is firmly caught up in the investigation into the blowing of the cover of CIA agent Valerie Plame.

The glare firmly caught F1's youngest ever driver, Max Verstappen, in the buildup to the Canadian Grand Prix, but to be fair to the 17-year-old he has handled it with a calm assurance that belies his tender years.

This would put the play on a par with a forceout at first base, in which the fielder has to catch the ball firmly and securely; whether it hits the dirt or not is irrelevant.

Remember that your stick must constantly be moving from the time you thrust your stick to the right to the time you catch your stick firmly.

Once you have caught it; hold its wings firmly or else it would easily fly away.

Catch it firmly, or else your stick might slip from between your fingers.

Both times they caught and drove only to find themselves being shoved firmly backwards.

And once we've caught our breath we can start worrying about how firmly Mr. Obama will stand on his principles just how irresponsibly the Republican caucus will behave to appease its most right-wing members.

Newspaper photographs caught a seemingly joyful moment: a grinning Sam Hallam – his arm firmly gripped by his mother, Wendy – walking down the court steps doused with the champagne of well-wishers.