Sentence examples for draw to catch from inspiring English sources

If you're waiting for something to happen or just too slow on the draw to catch the start of a race, some first steps, or some hilarious pratfall, you'll appreciate this.

It was known as the 'ring-net' (a precursor of today's purse seine), because fishers encircled the net around the shoal before drawing it tight to catch the fish.

Do some indoor activities, like reading, drawing, and try to catch up on some homework/study if you are in school.

Joyce began to work at drawing his arms in to catch the ball higher.

The final against Barbados was affected by rain and left drawn when Barbados had to catch the boat home; St Hill scored six runs, batting at number three, and 48 batting at number six.

A speaking tour of the United States drew thousands of people eager to catch a glimpse of the glamorous wife of China's wartime leader.

Like Frank Sheffield, an F.B.I. field agent in Miami who is drawn into an elaborate operation to catch the killer of a United States senator's daughter, his alpha males are attractive loners: reflective, emotionally wary and too intense for the "breezy beach bum" persona they project.

He draws quickly, operating on instinct to catch "you-had-to-be-there" moments of his subjects doing everything from chatting to waking to staring into space.

He pointed at the fence line he had drawn, explaining that he wanted to catch the "biggest, toothiest crocodiles," the men who had sent the peasants there.

The background teems with men riding, or running to catch, a horse-drawn trolley.

Then each girl will try to catch whichever boy she draws from the hat, and marry him.