Sentence examples for decides to catch from inspiring English sources
When Charlie rebuffs Buck's incessant phone calls and unannounced visits, Buck decides to catch his pal's conscience with a play called "Hank and Frank," an allegory of their fairy-tale friendship and its cruel termination.
"How many more advancements in noncontroversial, ethical, adult stem cell research will it take before Congress decides to catch up with science?" said Representative Joseph R. Pitts, Republican of Pennsylvania, holding up a front-page newspaper account of the scientific discovery.
59," the case of Marion Pickering, aged 10 years from Kingfisher, Oklahoma, features a girl who decides to catch as many jacks in her mouth as she can.
The salesman said he was planning a cross-country trip to Los Angeles; Man Ray decided to catch a lift.
He decided to catch the amended scene from the front at the matinee the next day, & found himself sitting next to two ladies.
He got home and decided to catch up on the news — meaning, football news — and he found one report to be particularly enlightening.
Your correspondent, an intermittent sports fan, decided to catch the Seattle Sounders' opening home game this past weekend against the Portland Timbers.
He reasoned that the expedition would stop in Lima before crossing the Pacific, and decided to catch up with it there.
Things like travel apps which let you know which train to catch before you've even decided to catch still seem futuristic to me.
