Sentence examples for caught very well from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to change anything with the way Josh is playing because he's caught very well".

In several of the Quadrophenia songs, Townshend catches very well that excited collective aimlessness, the sense of being part of a long fuse looking for any suitable bomb.

Bertie Carvel catches very well the contradictions of the incarcerated Enrico who, even after he has chosen death over the temptation of freedom, feels obliged to maintain his aggressive facade.

In doing so she echoes the casual sexism that formed the backdrop to the Dagenham dispute, which Bean catches very well: Castle is routinely introduced as "fiery – like her hair".

Everybody knows his story -- the kid brother who followed his sister into the pool, the boy with the size 17 feet who can't run or catch very well, the friend who willed his best pal to want to keep living after being struck by non-Hodgkins lymphoma.

+ "I try to fish out my own dreams by dangling a fishing line into my subconscious, but they don't catch very well.

Goalkeepers need to be able to move around freely and catch very well.

You might get caught very easily!

I thought they caught that very well, and that impressed me a good deal".

"Miss Cather caught my family very well," Turner bellowed at me. "How my grandmother took life!

Driving expansively, his big snick was very well caught by a diving, tumbling Jones.