Sentence examples for considered catching from inspiring English sources

However, when time is considered, catching teams connect only 2 premises per day and slaughterhouses an average of 3 premises per day.

All this is considered catching and you are not out.

This may be considered catching the ball, which is illegal.[24].[24]

Contact with your palms may be considered catching the ball, which is against the rules in volleyball.

— Julia Moskin Westchester Magazine: If Julia Moskin's piece in this week's Dining section has roused your appetite for Mexican food, you might want to consider catching a train to an unlikely location: Yonkers.

Hard as it is to fathom, the Nationals have probably reached a point where they'd be wise not to chase Fielder at all and only consider catching him if he falls — a lot.

Manager Derek McInnes refuses to consider catching Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic despite Aberdeen closing the gap with a win at Kilmarnock.

For one thing, there's the lack of 4K displays in most people's homes and the fact that my MacBook Air seemed to consider catching on fire when I tried to make it edit video at that high of a resolution.

I consider catching a fish like catching a great idea.

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