The page should be smooth — not rough enough to catch the tip of your pen and create snags in the line of your letters, and not so smooth that the tip of your pen goes sliding about without your control.
The sun catches the tips of the Italian peaks as it sets on the town of Breuil-Cervinia, weich we've left behind at the bottom of the valley.
He catches with the tip of his pen some of the grief that dribbles out.
The pole somehow catches on the tip of his penis, which juts out from his pink lycra outfit, like Freddy Kruger busting through a bedroom wall, and everything is ruined in an instant.
September 28 2010 April 3 201111 During an expansion of a street in the city of Lod, in 1996, a municipal worker caught sight of the tip of a tiger's tail.
He adds another with a deliberate edge played with a cross bat and rolled wrists that may have caught Dhoni on the tip of his gloves but had enough power to still make it to the third man boundary.
The large poisonous snake he saw and collected at Bahia Blanca, Argentina in 1832 caught his attention; the tip of the tail was a hardened pointed structure which struck Darwin as intermediate between the simple smooth end of an Old World adder's tail, on the one hand, and the rattle of New World rattlesnakes which Darwin called the "more perfect" organ.
An example, by the aristocrat Minamoto Michikata (1189-1238), is quoted on the wall label: On the Musashi plain there is no peak for the moon to enter — white clouds catch in the tips of the flowers.
Above them, in a clear blue sky, the Sun catches the wing tips of gliders circling in the thermals.
Baiters caught in the act are the tip of the iceberg, say the authorities, and some witnesses are too intimidated by these gangs to give evidence.
We are afraid that what has caught the attention of researchers is just the tip of the iceberg and that similar homogenization of intraspecific diversity is widespread across much of the heavily managed freshwaters of Europe and beyond.
