Sentence examples for establish a catch from inspiring English sources
He maintained possession long enough to establish a catch.
We hated the way he injected nearly nonsensical sentences into conversation in an effort to establish a catch phrase.
At the same time, as Alan Milburn has suggested in his somewhat oxymoronic role as the government's "social mobility tsar", internships might be made subject to same rules as the wider labour market – or, going further, we could establish a catch-all national internship service, so work experience was not just divided much more equitably, but also seen to be so.
They will ban 31 types of unfair sales practice outright, including bogus closing-down sales, prize-draw scams and aggressive doorstep selling, and will for the first time establish a catch-all duty not to trade unfairly, closing loopholes that rogue traders have been able to exploit.
The Scarborough post office dates to December 3, 1864, when the U.S. Postal Service established a "catch and throw" office there in the same small building as the earlier established station.
The Court established a legal Catch-22.
He later elaborated in an interview that if labeling were required the problem might have been caught, because labeling "would establish a higher level of responsibility among those in the biotechnology industry in controlling what is in their products".
You might catch her eye, in which case holding her glance for a second longer can establish a connection.
Establishing a Game Plan To catch the eye of an N.F.L. team Johnson had to reinvent himself, and with the help of his agent and his trainer he did.
