Sentence examples for expressing catch from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, application of thapsigargin to astrocytes expressing CatCh led to a slow build-up of [Ca2+] i even in the absence of blue light stimulation (Fig. 2C).

Much as the Manchester express caught Bessie ("Cow on the line!") as she grazed unaware on the railway track in Cranford.

Because his conservatism is imbued with an angular, self-mocking wit, which very nearly belies the down-home values being expressed, he catches readers up in the joke.

Many have also expressed the catch-22 of the Women's Boat Race's exposure – that the female blues teams will become as elite and highly selective as the men's, making university-level rowing possibly even more inaccessible.

Youth expressed feeling caught in an unpleasant situation which was difficult to escape.

Because of difficulty in the accurate measurement of length at birth we did not register length at birth in our study and expressed early catch-up growth in weight gain.

Some might argue that is what he deserves, not only for being unreconstructed enough to harbour primitive opinions but for being dumb enough to get caught expressing them.

But the camera never returned to that poor young woman, who had the misfortune to be caught expressing what everyone was thinking — in fact, she helps "sell" the clip as a narrative of how wrong we limited human beings can be sometimes.

One person accused of being a Luchese soldier, Vincent Salanardi, who the tapes indicate used expletives in virtually every sentence, was caught expressing dismay after he was asked what should be done after one of his colleagues was assaulted at a Brooklyn bar.

That's one reason Mr. Romney is even competitive at this point after running an incompetent campaign, being caught expressing his disdain for the "47 percent," picking an ultra-right Tea Party darling as his running mate, and generally selling out his principles to the religious right to win the nomination.

Nor is he the first person in the public eye to have been caught expressing himself in an unsavory manner.