Sentence examples for caught well enough from inspiring English sources

The American dream of just going — of trudging over snowy flatlands, ambling drunk down forlorn alleys, and driving across plains through the night, on and on in a kind of senseless ecstasy of movement — is caught well enough in Walter Salles's adaptation of Jack Kerouac's novel "On the Road".

But in his shrewd and lively portraits of Peruvian lawyers and barbers and storekeepers Vargas Llosa catches well enough the tone of the cagey, improvising citizenry that makes do with a system and, having made do, resists sweeping change.

Neither can throw the ball straight enough for the other to catch it, and neither can catch well enough to snag the other's wild throws.

And the straightforward playing of Mr. Quasthoff's partner, Justus Zeyen, a German pianist, caught the moods well enough.

He catches the ball well enough, but sends it well wide left from close range.

The older child can toss the ball gently into the hands of the four-year-old so he or she has a chance to catch it, and the older child can run and leap well enough to catch at least some of the younger child's wild throws.

Not every kicker can disguise a kick well enough to catch the opponent unaware.

"It took us the whole second half to figure out a competent lineup and to play well enough to catch San Diego.

The architect, though he does not quite control it, can predict its behaviour well enough to catch its movements meaningfully.

Last year's star, Nottingham Trent, slips to 5th place – not because it has suddenly gone off the rails (it has lost a mere 0.5 points overall) but because others have simply done well enough to catch up.

He could not move the hand well enough to catch high shots and compensated by using the rest of his body.