Sentence examples for deep catches from inspiring English sources

Samuels tries to hit down the ground, but it's a half-hearted shot hit at an awkward height, and Hales out in the deep catches low and well at long on.

During a mostly nondescript afternoon by Ewing (12 points, 11 rebounds), who allowed Mourning a few too many deep catches in the post, he did send down a dunk on the break in the first quarter and drew a foul for a flashy 3-point play. 3-point play

It is deep! caught by the shortstop!

Instead the goal was confirmed as Quintero's and while the Sounders continued to press, and Zakuani almost replied immediately after cutting in from the right (only to blaze over when free on goal), it was Quintero who would go closest to scoring again in the first half as his run from deep caught out the Sounders and his angled shot rebounded off the inside of the post, just before half time.

Well doubled their tally when a hopeful ball into the box from deep caught out the Celtic defence.

Still, whatever the degree of variability, this looks more like an italic hand than anything of Shakespeare's that survives, particularly if one counts Hand D. Koppelman and Wechsler are aware, at least sporadically, of a deeper catch: since Shakespeare wrote Elizabethan English, any work of Elizabethan English is going to contain echoes of Shakespeare.

Pietersen holes out to man in the deep, who catches it, but doesn't realise how close he is to the rope.

Had to try to hit out against Mishra, and it's another deep midwicket catch.

Every so often, a soft, deep thud caught the ear, sometimes followed by a snigger.

But like many things from the deep, his catch is more than it seems.

By the time he located the ball, he was too deep to catch it, and it fell for a single.