Sentence examples for have rather caught from inspiring English sources

Now I think the Americans have rather caught up on us and they too are producing great television.

Elevated corticosterone provided a physiological correlate for nutritional diet but not for catch-up growth, suggesting catch-up growth to have rather future than current costs.

The early sales of Armory Week have drawn headlines, but one particular sale, or buyer rather, caught our eye today: Leonardo DiCaprio.

Or rather caught in a rip tide.

Ciel has rather short hair.

I'd rather catch up on work in the evening, but I don't always have a choice.

I'd always rather have some guy caught out with their pants down on the goal line between me and what I want, than someone with courage and conviction.

"I'd rather catch bigger fish anyway".

"I'd much rather have him catch the ball that way," Weatherford said.

They appear to have been caught mid-motion rather than to be holding a position, and that immediate sensation of movement says much about Mr. Dawson's interests as a choreographer.

Although H5N1 is virulent, most of those who have caught it have done so from animals rather than other people.