Sentence examples for completely catching from inspiring English sources

Twice she threw out runners at first base who were napping between pitches, completely catching the Chinese off guard and motivating her teammates.

Table 7 Applicability of MCA and CBA to assess SM actions Actions MCA CBA Transport strategies for reducing car use:  - Car sharing Yes Yes  - Car pooling Yes Yes  - Bike sharing Yes Not completely catching all benefits Regulations (restrictions, traffic calming, etc).

Prince, who was Sherri's secret crush, sat next to her on set, completely catching her off-guard.

A panic attack overtook me like a thief in the night, catching me completely off guard and without defense to bolster myself.

Romaric hit the far post with a long-range drive from the right in the 17th, catching Ri completely off guard, but was on target with a header in the 20th after Drogba's powerful drive cannoned off the underside of the crossbar.

Japan's spectacular achievement in catching the Springboks completely unawares and forcing them on to the back foot for long periods of that famous game in Brighton has been the subject of much discussion for weeks now.

This means slack could completely disappear without wages ever catching up with productivity.None of these represents a case for raising rates now; rather, they are forecasts of how the data may evolve in way that justifies raising rates.

Marazzi, who has written five books including "The Rules and Lore of Baseball" (Stein and Day, 1980) and also is host of the radio show "Grand Stand Sports" on WICC in Bridgeport, said that he decided to act on his idea a couple of years ago when the Yankees infielder Enrique Wilson fell completely into the stands while catching a foul pop fly with a runner on first base.

"This whole sport fishing jihad that the Humane Society of the US has come up with, targeting people that are catching sharks, is completely misguided, is misinformed, is propaganda at its very finest.

The emperor chose Easter week of 971 to make his move, catching the Rus' completely by surprise: The passes of the Balkan mountains had been left unguarded, either because the Rus' were busy suppressing Bulgarian revolts or perhaps (as A.D. Stokes suggests) because a peace agreement that had been concluded after the battle of Arcadiopolis made them complacent.

Moriguchi's stem cell experiment is "something that's completely eye-catching," agrees Kevin Eggan, a stem cell biologist at Harvard University and chief scientific officer of The New York Stem Cell Foundation, which held its annual translational research meeting last week.