Sentence examples for caught on paper from inspiring English sources
All this Hurston brought to "Their Eyes Were Watching God" — a book that, despite its slender, private grace, aspires to the force of a national epic, akin to works by Mark Twain or Alessandro Manzoni, offering a people their own language freshly caught on paper and raised to the heights of poetry.
The notion that climate change is getting out of control is catchy, and it has caught on in academic papers and political debates as well as headlines.
For some reason the eye misses things on the small screen that it catches on paper.
But already this month, a No 10 briefing paper was caught on long lens camera acknowledging that "Education across the spectrum – from some in the Russell group … through FE [further education] colleges – do not offer the quality and intensity of teaching we expect for 9k".
Jeb Bush, seemingly perfect on paper, just hasn't caught on with GOP voters.
The idea caught on, and the students began bringing in paper clips, from home, from aunts and uncles and friends.
Do not put hot wax or a live flame in the container; it may melt the plastic and the paper might catch on fire.
The catapults caught on the paper.
When they fly over and see that it is not interesting, they'll fly upwards and get caught on the paper.
Yet the former Florida governor — for all his might on paper — has failed to catch on with Republican voters.
