Sentence examples for form of catch from inspiring English sources

When the NT attorney general introduced these laws, he described them as "a form of catch and release" – likening the work of NT police to sport fishing.

The distressed type on the cover introduced "The New Rules of Business" in the form of catch phrases like "Work Is Personal" and "Knowledge Is Power".

"When the attorney general [John Elferink] introduced the laws he wanted to give police very broad powers, and described them as a form of catch and release," said Barson.

In debating the bill in parliament last year, Elferink described the laws as a "form of catch and release" which takes a person who is suspected of committing a street offence "out of commission".

In granting their stay, the three federal judges found that Bucklew had been subjected to a form of Catch-22.

Freestyle, or international freestyle, wrestling is a synthetic form of catch-as-catch-can that came to be used in the Olympic Games after it first appeared in Antwerp about 1920.

This approach is at the heart of some of the world's top performing school systems, such as Finland, where nearly half of pupils receive some form of catch-up tuition over the course of their school career.

The fishermen, the story continued, would bait their hooks with apples and practice a form of catch-and-release fishing for the rhesus monkeys that had been bred on the island for medical research.

It went on to describe a monkey-infested island in the Florida Keys and a cruel sport once practiced by the local residents that was known as "monkey fishing". The fishermen, the story continued, would bait their hooks with apples and practice a form of catch-and-release fishing for the rhesus monkeys that had been bred on the island for medical research.

Are we dealing with a form of "catch-up modernisation" that will end up deflating future research as a discipline?

Against Seattle, the Cowboys doubled their time of possession, limiting Wilson and the Seahawks offense to play almost a form of "catch-up" in terms of play differential.