Sentence examples for have caught a bit from inspiring English sources

Back at the same café, Essa appeared to have caught a bit of early World Cup fever.

One of our corners is to whip it into the near post area and it must have caught a bit of bend," he explained.

I held on for Tame Impala, only to be surprised by what sounded like a new direction for them, one that was a bit Bush-meets-Offspring. Unfortunately, Tame Impala were playing on the second stage and I had caught a bit of Social Distortion.

But such arias have caught on a bit now, so to stay ahead the Dutch will probably start celebrating goals by quoting chunks of Proust, or expressing the shot as a piece of modernist dance.

Other phones might have caught up a bit since – the S7 camera offers manual controls too this year – but I'd bet the G5's main shooter will still hold up.

Hopefully on the right hand side we will have caught things a bit earlier so hopefully we will find less damage on the right hand side but just need therefore to be treating the bump at the front of the hip joint but also the tear in the cartilage as well.

McAuliffe may have caught himself a bit of break in mid-May, when Virginia Republicans emerged from their state convention having nominated zany conservative pastor E.W. Jackson for lieutenant governor, a move that immediately sent establishment Republicans in the state into a "panic".

The pushback appears to have caught the company a bit off-guard, surfacing from an interview conducted back in May.

Rothamsted Research's light traps, which release the counted moths unharmed, have, however, caught a bit of good news.

"Coming back from the Labor Day holiday, U.S. investors have been caught a bit off guard by the reversal of sentiment toward Europe," said Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy for Brown Brothers Harriman.

And yet, political historians have been caught a bit off-guard by the trend.