It may be caught in the hand before hitting but not thrown or lifted; it may also be juggled or carried on the blade of the stick or may be hit from left or right.
6 Hurling differs from field hockey and lacrosse in that the sliotar can be caught in the hand and carried for not more than four steps, struck in the air or struck on the ground with the hurley.
His energy should be powered by your legs and caught in your hands, not by jerking on his mouth or kicking.
The coin then has to be flicked into the air and caught in the same hand that was used to flick the coin upwards.
The beer mats, having turned 180 degrees in the air, should then be caught in the same hand without any of them touching the table or falling to the floor.
Indicted in 2003, Charles Taylor, Liberia's president, was caught in March and handed over to Sierra Leone's Special Court (sitting in The Hague).
In the past, Rohingya refugees caught in Thailand were handed over to the immigration authorities, says Chris Lewa, a longtime advocate for Rohingya rights.
Prose is punctuated by photographs: little groups of smiling socialites caught cocktail in hand for a frozen moment, the light of the flash touching golden brocade, a diamond earring, the chalk-white teeth of a smiling tycoon.
In cases where visual identification was not possible, observers caught butterflies in hand nets for closer inspection.
"I'm always shocked when the ranking member seems to want to say, like a little boy whose hand has been caught in a cookie jar, 'What hand?
