Sentence examples for constantly catching from inspiring English sources
I was constantly catching up.
So swiftly handled is the lengthy playing time that the production has the effect, more wished for with Shakespeare than actually realized, of constantly catching its audience off guard, no matter how familiar you may think you are with the play.
Who was this man masquerading as the world No1? True, Nalbandián was hitting with superb depth, his double-fisted backhand constantly catching Federer half a step behind the action, but rarely during the last few years can the Swiss have been so completely wayward, particularly on the forehand.
Yet rather than looking for a trite romantic "solution" to her isolation (there's a frisson of attraction with her protege, Fabien, seductively played by Roman Kolinka), Hansen-Løve keeps Nathalie purposefully in flux and on the move, Denis Lenoir's camera constantly catching her striding hither and yon, proceeding as briskly as the film itself.
So this is the state of emergency or crisis that I speak of, we are constantly catching ourselves from falling down.
Not only is the heat stifling but as people scramble to get errands done before the real heat of midday, the bustle of the city is overwhelming with its sounds and vibrant colors, constantly catching the eye.
The other 364 days, I'm constantly schlepping, catching up on chores, remembering and reminding.
"Marketers are constantly scouting Williamsburg, catching trends immediately -- you see the lead singer from the Rapture in a T-shirt, and next week it's in Urban Outfitters.
In a time when DVR, streaming, and binge-watching mean viewers are constantly discovering and catching up on shows, are the Emmys behind in their own field?
"The Angels were total knockouts, but they were constantly strategizing about catching the criminal and being the most efficient at their jobs," said Marcelle Karp, a co-founder of the postfeminist zine Bust, who as a teenager feathered her hair and rode a skateboard in homage to Ms. Fawcett.
But despite his accolades he's constantly worried about violence catching up with him.
