Sentence examples for caught more of from inspiring English sources

Oddly enough, Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss has caught more of Pennington's passes than any of the Jets.

The proximity of the baby's crib to the television plus a ill-timed trip to the gym meant that, for the first time in my life, I caught more of the Super Bowl halftime show than the game itself (although I did catch the onside kick and the great Saints drive that followed).

By Blake Eskin February 8 , 2010The proximity of the baby's crib to the television plus a ill-timed trip to the gym meant that, for the first time in my life, I caught more of the Super Bowl halftime show than the game itself (although I did catch the onside kick and the great Saints drive that followed).

His team caught more of them, he suggests, because it looked at sources much dimmer in the visible spectrum.

The wounds were reopened with an abruptness that caught more of us off-guard than it probably should have.

BARFLYTENDER You know what they say: You catch more of us with honey than with vinegar.

You might say that the US should catch more of the opprobrium.

His dialogue is unique, full of Chinese flavor and wordplay, and Chinese audiences will catch more of it than what comes across in the subtitles".

True, but Bishop's comedy (she even taught a pet bird to say "awful but cheerful") catches more of this than Lowell's analysis.

The setting is intimate, the show whizzes along and by the end you have seen at least one act you want to catch more of.

The site also claims to promote ecological balance, arguing that it's good to catch more of the unregulated uglies, to keep them from scarfing up too many babies of sexier species.