Sentence examples for it s a catch from inspiring English sources

"The gilt reaction is very similar to the German bonds, so it s a catch up with the US market, it's not saying the results are good or bad, just saying they don't know," said Mike Amey, head of UK fixed income at Pimco, the world's biggest bond investor.

It?s not easy to catch Sten Bergman.

With the Premier League and the club's principal debt-holder, RBS, refusing to engage with Mill unless it went through the club's board, it left Hicks in a catch-22 situation and NESV in the driving seat.

Sputnikmusic's Tyler Munro called it "an album caught in a time-lapse" that will "at least awaken the world to Saadiq's talent as a vocalist, instrumentalist and producer".

On the one hand the broad ideas associated with social capital have become common place and also part of public policy thinking: I think it [social capital] is a little more deeply embedded into our community and society's psyche now…it's not so much a catch- phrase, as something we take consideration of in the same way we look at economic impacts or environmental impacts.

In a window everything needs to have ten times more impact than a typical look so that it will catch a person's eye on the street and draw them into the store.

You shouldn't smell like you stole your mother's perfume, but if you want to wear just a touch of perfume or some scented body lotion, then it'll catch a guy's eye for sure, if that's your thing.

Macy's, it seems, can't catch a break.

It is the Atlantic's bouillabaisse, a catch-all dish of skate, sole and halibut simmered in muscadet flavored with herbs.

Call it what you want: Hobson's choice, a Catch-22, damned if you do, damned if you don't; whatever figure of speech you prefer, it's all the same.

But these moments are just eccentricities that bring us no closer to the real Bill .It's kind of a catch-22," says Ms Banks.