Sentence examples for caught the feather from inspiring English sources

At first there was amusement - bird stopped play - and then applause, as Murray caught the feather and attempted, somewhat comically, to throw it away.

Have the catcher run back and forth outside, trying to catch the feather.

If you're using a teaser toy, lift it higher and higher as the cat gets more eager to catch the feather.

A coatdress, set off by a platter hat of crimson feathers, caught the tension between masculine and feminine elements as the lapel dissolved into soft folds near the collarbone.

The first row of trees was deciduous bald cypress, which caught the brunt of the dust and feathers.

And they caught the short-tailed albatross, which bred there, selling the prized feathers for down.

Hundreds of crimson ostrich feathers were arranged in intricately sewn layers so that they caught the light and fluttered as the dress moved.

Brilliant sun catches the window mullions, the feather on the officer's debonair hat, and the edge of the laughing girl's kerchief.

As she walks down a runway dressed in white garments ad feathers, she catches the attention of a man.

Close up, I could see the subtle tones of their plumage: not black, as it usually appears from a distance, but bluish-purple in tone, each feather shining when it catches the light from a particular angle.

Catching the ball in perfect balance, his shot feathered with backspin, Williams plopped in four 3-pointers in the first 12 minutes as Duke took a 24-15 lead.