Sentence examples for have problems catching from inspiring English sources

"If you don't do well in Iowa," he told reporters Friday, "you're going to have problems catching up".

The only problem with a pitch that dives and dips like a good knuckleball is that catchers often have trouble catching it, and that problem was compounded with the soft, decaying mitt that Barajas and so many other catchers — including bullpen catchers and coaches and friends in the off-season — have used.

She had trouble catching her breath.

Still, the glass-cliff concept has had trouble catching on.

Having trouble catching your 40 winks?

Assuncao is having trouble catching Dillahaw as he moves in.

According to the lead author, Marko T. Kantomaa, a researcher at the LIKES Research Center for Sport and Health Sciences in Finland, parents can easily see if a child is having problems with catching a ball, tying shoelaces or using a pencil — all signs of problems with motor function.

Mazda's RX-2, ofe of the first rotary-engine cars, had problems with catching on fire.

Our fully loaded test unit didn't wasn't exactly a speed demon on the Web, and it missed wireless networks that our MacBook had no problem catching.

I have some catching up to do.

"We have some catching up to do.