Newspapers Normally I use the internet to read the news, but at the weekend I buy the Sunday Times, which enables you to catch up with what's been going on in the week.
So whereas in the past a vacation ticket issued by a sympathetic librarian might enable you to catch up on your reading, it now does not because the relevant journals are not on the shelves, and nobody will give a visitor an electronic log-in.
Face your palm toward you and hold your fingers slightly apart to enable you to catch sight of the target through these parted fingers.
This enables you to garden.
If a proton arrives at the accelerating gap late, it receives a larger-than-normal increment of energy, enabling it to "catch up".
The plan is for it to have greater acceleration than the modified Minuteman launch vehicles the Pentagon has been using for missile defense tests, enabling it to catch up to fast-moving intercontinental ballistic missiles heading toward the United States.
Trophy bass became stranded in rapidly shrinking eddies, enabling children to catch them with their hands and toss them into picnic coolers, and many of the lake's other fish, turtles, snakes, and alligators vanished into the earth.
The abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison used fiery and fervid lectures to change the hearts of his pro-slavery detractors, and reformers including Frederick Douglass, Harriet Jacobs, and many other ex-slaves penned autobiographies to change the hearts of Northern readers by enabling them to catch sight of the unspeakable horrors endured by enslaved people.
The implication was that the sign-stealing had helped the Giants to win 37 of their last 44 games, enabling them to catch the Dodgers and force a three-game playoff, a playoff that the Giants won with Thomson's home run.
(More recently evolved trees have canopies that are parallel to the ground, enabling them to catch sunlight higher in the sky).
