Sentence examples for going to catch a pass from inspiring English sources

He described his defensive mentality as simple: "Ain't no one going to catch a pass on me".

We're going to catch a Pokemon".

Keep upper body low with your hands up as if you were going to catch a handoff pass.

Off he goes to catch a movie with his parents.

He picked off Madigan's loopy pass before showing that even at the age of 31 - positively ancient for a winger - he had more than enough pace to make sure Leinster were never going to catch him.

"I was joking with the guys this week: Who's going to catch the first TD pass, me or one of the other guys?" said Dalton, who, in fact, scored the first touchdown.

Chrebet's status was in question after he landed awkwardly when going up to catch a pass during Saturday's practice.

They passed them around and somebody made the comment that, "Pretty soon, these gloves are going to be able to catch a ball without a hand in them".

For example, to go to a gate to catch a flight, passengers will step up to an automatic gate and wave their barcoded boarding pass over a scanner.

Where else are you going to see a football star catch an errant pass in the Cracker Jacks and an ingenious two-minute illustration of evolutionary theory?

As Ward went up to try to catch a pass, Smith had a clear shot to hit Ward high.