Sentence examples for caught the change from inspiring English sources
Several sharp English teachers caught the change, and complained, according to Tom Dunn, a state education spokesman.
He caught the change in mood from the snooty, static, haute couture fashion shoots of the 1950s to the more playful, popular looks of swinging London in the 1960s.
Clayton caught the change of mood in that moment exactly, and from then on used the colours and registers in his voice very skilfully, to bring out the ever-changing contours of the cycle's psychological landscape.
Hicken's account states that when the fish is caught "the change of temperature from this water to atmosphere is so great that the fish explodes upon being taken from the water, and fur and skin come off in one perfect piece, making it available for commercial purposes, and leaving the body of the fish for refrigerator purposes or eating, as desired".
Had I actually reviewed my enrollment information, I would have caught the changes and could even have switched to a plan with better coverage.
They set up shop there at just the right moment to catch the change in the folk scene, presenting acts like Joan Baez and Peter, Paul and Mary.
Dr Ginsberg suggests the case in which a driver is about to run a red light, either traveling too fast to catch the change or breezing through an intersection.
Observers might select a limited set of items to track or they might scan through the whole set, only effectively attending to a few items at any given time and hoping to catch the change if it happens to an attended item.
However, due to the described saturation effect, the proposed estimator cannot catch the changes.
Expressing embarrassment about what he termed an "ugly situation," Mr. Hutcherson took full blame for not having caught the rankings change until after the awards had been bestowed.
