Sentence examples for caught something in the from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Crumb's anti-Springsteen rant caught something in the air.
If we import Groenendijk and Stokhof's analysis into a situation semantics, the extension of Josephine's question in (54) is the proposition in (55): (55) describes possible situations in which the set of those who caught something is the same as the set of those who caught something in the actual world.
Then your abuelo catches something in the D.R., and your mother has to fly home.
At the time, the Mets were conducting a strange mating dance with Alex Rodriguez, who seemed afraid he might catch something in the tacky joint in Flushing.
This moment, of great cultural importance, kick-started Gatsby's popularity: The novel caught something in America's postwar spirit after World War II as it had not after World War I, and has since come to define that elastic concept "the American dream," both at home and abroad.
"It was around three or four in the morning when I caught something in my eye, a lady in a black mask," he said.
Building in maximalization, the proposition expressed by 57(b) is exemplified by minimal situations in which a bunch of two to five cats that consisted of all the cats that caught something in some salient resource situation caught something.
Caught something in a kindergarten class.
"Just because the FDIC didn't catch something in 2005 and now it looks like that something was complete stupidity, that's not a defense," he said.
If we're lucky we catch something in a certain sound or beat.
