Sentence examples for course to catch from inspiring English sources

This amounts to a "lost half-decade", says ECLAC, harking back to the "lost decade" unleashed by Mexico's 1982 debt default.This slump has been all the more painful because of high hopes that Latin America was finally on course to catch up with the rich world.

I then proceeded, of course, to catch bone after bone on mayflies and caddis patterns, a grasshopper, a tiny Green Drake, a marshmallow….

Patients were enrolled 4 hours after presentation, which may have been too early in the hospital course to catch the period of maximal apoptosis.

Q: Have you picked up biology and cardiology along the way or did you go back and take some courses to catch up on that?

Students behind in credits couldn't get courses to catch up.

The idea, of course, was to catch it.

So I emailed him – in a friendly way, of course – keen to catch up.

The purpose of the art, of course, was to catch the eye and overcome the financial inhibitions of people who were not necessarily shopping for a book.

One catch: the online video is, of course, digitized; to catch "Gunsmoke" or "Bonanza" as they would have appeared in the 1950s, you'll need to restore an old RCA set yourself.

Adobe, of course, wants to catch as much of that tailwind as possible.

The remnant netting, of course, continues to catch fish and other wildlife as it drifts beneath the surface, and it can cause considerable damage to delicate coral reefs.