Sentence examples for definition of a catch from inspiring English sources
But the technical definition of a catch?
"The definition of a catch -- or in this case an interception -- states that in the process of making the catch, a player must maintain possession of the ball after he contacts the ground," he said in a statement.
(The official definition of a catch—"the act of a fielder in getting secure possession in his hand or glove of a ball in flight and firmly holding it"—offers little clarity; it used to be that you just knew a catch when you saw it).
(The official definition of a catch — "the act of a fielder in getting secure possession in his hand or glove of a ball in flight and firmly holding it" — offers little clarity; it used to be that you just knew a catch when you saw it).
What is the definition of a catch or not in the NFL?
The official definition of a fair-catch signal in the rule book calls for a player to raise his hand above his head and wave it back and forth more than once, something Taylor did not do.
"In particular we have received representations that the definition of a bank inadvertently catches companies which would not be regarded as a bank from a commercial or legal perspective," it said.
He is surprised that his own son, Aaron, affirms his Jewish identity until he recalls the art critic Harold Rosenberg's definition of a New York Jew as someone caught in a particular net of "memory and expectation".
But to get everybody, lawmakers would have to tweak the definition of lobbying, to catch anyone who gets money for dealing with lawmakers about anything that is potentially coming up for a vote.
Therein lies a bit of a catch.
