Sentence examples for has caught high from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Mr. McNamara has caught high waves in places like Tahiti, Hawaii and even on the coast of south-central Alaska, where he surfed tsunami waves formed by calving glaciers.

It's only recently Manchester has caught on to high end dining.

Jott, a messaging app that works without a data plan or WiFi connection, has caught on among junior high and high school students, according to co-founder Jared Allgood.

Junior wide receiver Reuben Randle has become his favorite target and has caught a team-high 33 catches, good for 638 yards and seven touchdowns.

At nearly a quarter of China's population, that estimate may be high, but basketball has caught on here in a way that other Western sports have not.

Avian flu has caught the imagination because of its high pathogenicity – it has a mortality rate in humans of over 50 per cent [there have been 436 cases and 232 deaths in humans worldwide].

On Jonathan Walters's sending off, Hughes added: "It was an unfair challenge but both players had their feet high, but Jon has caught him.

WASHINGTON -- The recent spate of deaths in high school football has caught the attention of three members of Congress who want the federal government to study the problem.

Di Canio committed to a two-year deal - with the option of a third - upon his arrival last May, but his success in Wiltshire has caught the eye of other clubs higher up the Football League food chain.

After Jonathan Batty had played on to the loping Rofe, Louw struck twice in an over, first ending James Benning's scratchy innings with one that moved away, then having Clarke caught high at second slip.

His successful deception activities in the Middle East had caught the attention of high command, and Clarke was asked to write a paper about his experiences.