Sentence examples for into the catch from inspiring English sources

We walk through a narrow tunnel and come out into the "catch tank".

"Dan's situation was a very freakish thing where his car flew right up into the catch fencing," he said.

A 16-year-old boy shot himself and drove his car into the catch pond of a Home Accents store in Northport, Ala., Saturday evening.

Conway, going about 220 miles an hour, could not avoid running into the back of Hunter-Reay's car, sending Conway airborne and into the catch fence, splitting the car into two large pieces though the driver's seat remained intact.

Most importantly it was to include bodywork to prevent cars being launched into the air when the rear wheels are struck from behind, a fundamental factor in sending Wheldon's car into the catch fencing at Las Vegas.

Wide receivers, take note: Toledo's Alonzo Russell has established the entry requirement for admission into the "catch of the year" debate during the 2013 college football season.

Typically, feelings are lumped into the catch-all of stress or fatigue, with the unspoken assumption that with enough gumption these irritants can be corralled.

In an instant, one racecar went airborne, smashed into the catch-fence that separates the track from fans and fell to the track with the front end sheared off.

Earlier Sunday, the talk was still focused on a last-lap crash in the Nationwide Series race on Saturday, when Kyle Larson's racecar went airborne and crashed into the catch-fence, sending debris into the stands.

Perhaps they can all be squeezed into the catch-all section or the etcetera after China, but it seems all too possible that "America's Role" will be a shouting match about supposed apology tours, and that "Tomorrow's World" will mean "We'll talk about it tomorrow".

The fourth so-called "breakthrough" on the horizon, according to the report, fits into the catch-all category of "groundbreaking medical research".