Sentence examples for day have caught from inspiring English sources

Years of chain-smoking and drinking litres of strong coffee a day have caught up with him, he believes.

He entered Sunday having caught eight balls for 153 yards over his previous two games.

The investigation's scope, which was described by The New York Post on Sunday, has caught many in the department by surprise.

They call it Judgment Day and the double bill of Pro12 rugby at Principality Stadium this Saturday has caught the public imagination.

Johnny Depp's awkward speech during at the Hollywood Film Awards on Friday has caught fire online.

Italian rescue crews plucked about 150 survivors from the waters off Lampedusa, where the 66-foot fishing boat that sank Thursday had caught fire and capsized just half a mile offshore.

Join in and share the spirit Giving Tuesday has caught on around the world through the power of social media and the generosity of people who want to bring about real change in their communities.

Anyone who tuned in to a special early edition of "The Brian Lehrer Show" this Tuesday may have caught his "special guest," Elmo from "Sesame Street,& 8221 who spoke with Lehrer on the phone about his experience of Hurricane Sandy.

If Richard had been at the gas station that day, he might have caught Malcolm with his big, powerful hands.

On Sunday you might have caught Jack Ingram singing "Jonesin' for Haggard," a newish country song with a well-worn conceit.

But on Monday, when we have caught up on lost sleep, let's start designing the foundations for the new state we need: the Federal Kingdom of Britain.