"Interesting question," he said as he hung up to catch a plane.
Merchants have hung nets to catch some of the refuse, but liquids still get through.
It was more of a belly flop than a swan dive, but the 230-pound Chamberlain had enough hang time to catch a bunt before it touched the grass.
They stood hopefully at street corners, balanced on walls, hung over gates, to catch a glimpse of the superpowers as they passed.
You just bore a hole in a tree and hang a container to catch the sap, bring it back, filter it, cook it and put it in a container.
The objective of the fourth event, hang gliding, is to catch thermal currents (represented by ascending white dots), reach a specified altitude, and then land as close as possible to the center of a gray square target.
On a nearby street corner, John hung around, still hoping to catch the judge.
The path winds between tussocks of coarse pianta alfa grass, once gathered by women and children to be turned into stuffing for soldiers' pillows, the bristles of toothbrushes or ropes that would be hung in the sea to catch mussels.
At game time, when he led our cacophonous marching band in its disordered frenzy, the entire drama hung on his ability to catch that baton — what should have been one small gesture became the centerpiece of an otherwise lurching rigmarole.
Now, obviously, I was no Tom Brady, but on the football field, I could run pretty darn fast and jump pretty darn high, and I seemed to be able to catch and hang on to the ball better than most.
