Although the simple, stark design and minimal but expressive animation continue to catch the eye, here's one film that CGI would almost certainly improve, giving weight and depth to its airy metaphors.
Baste the chicken with a little of the gravy, leaving the chicken uncovered but still inside the layers of foil to continue to catch the gravy and return to the oven.
Soon a driving rain began, but our small group continued to catch the growing swell.
But Hull continues to catch the most national attention for issues relating to drug abuse.
Johnson continues to catch the eye, while Harden, Melbourne-born but over here since a schoolboy, playing everywhere from Tynedale to Cinderford, gets better and better.
Its string sound is particularly lovely, and it continued to catch the ear in the Piano Concerto No. 22 (K. 482) and the Symphony No. 35, the "Haffner" (K. 385).
She meant, I think, that among other, more important feelings, she was continuing to catch the flak from journalists and biographers who had written what they pleased about Greene, and it left her feeling vulnerable.
But despite the ambivalence of the Paris crowd toward her in recent years, and despite her increasing need to search for her words in the language of Voltaire and Yannick Noah, Pierce continues to catch the long flight across the Atlantic to play at home.
Richard Wilson's 1988 installation 20 50, a room-filling tank of sump oil, so perfectly reflective that it confuses the eye, is a test of perception, and in its latest manifestation in the Saatchi Gallery continues to catch the unwary with substantial empirical proof of what it really is.
We respect the quality of the French side but it's right we should have high expectations". Ford, Watson and Nowell have all impressed for England's age-group sides and have continued to catch the eye for Bath and Exeter this season.
Foster was the one player who continued to catch the eye, poking a shot into the side netting from an Arnason throw-in then winning a free-kick 20 yards from goal, scant reward for being clattered by Sean O'Hanlon to halt his surging run from the halfway line.
