Sentence examples for has a catch from inspiring English sources

Each twist has a catch.

Anything has a catch, right?

But the investment has a catch.

But this benefit has a catch: as the gas dissolves, it makes seawater more acidic.

"Each one has a catch, the biggest, but he loses it".

One of the gripping jaws also has a catch element enabling socks to be removed".

" So despite this week's polls Mr Giuliani still has a Catch-22 to overcome.

That clause has a catch-all section covering "any other event or circumstance not within the reasonable control of the borrower," and Mr. Trump figures that lets him out, even though construction is continuing.

The BHA also has a catch-all rule under which it can act against those who engage in conduct "prejudicial to the integrity, proper conduct or good reputation of horse racing in Great Britain".

And it has a "catch-all" leadership team; Gregor Gysi, a witty and pugnacious lawyer who keeps the young awake; Lothar Bisky, a stolid type who reassures the old guard; and Andre Brie, a brainy strategist good at duelling with those with intellectual pretensions.

But S.A.G. has a Catch-22 : you can't get into the union unless you have a union job, and you can't get a union job unless you're in the union (unless you know somebody with enough pull or you are exactly what they're looking for).