Sentence examples for mark caught from inspiring English sources
Mark caught a couple of peaky ten-foot rights, both of which he made.
After more than 20 years selling pensions, Mark caught a bug.
On-line Woods reports: "I had caught a nice salmon when Mark caught a really big fish".
One case occurred when a player landed poorly and hit his head when attempting to jump and mark (catch) the ball.
If you are consumed with Apocalyptic visions every time the quarterback steps back a few feet in negative territory before throwing the touchdown pass, you won't be running to your mark to catch it.
Check out the link below for examples of Aussie Rules marks (catches) and hairstyles through the ages…note the recurrence of the word "ripper" to denote something really, really good.
Small newborns from less affluent areas thus do not seem to demonstrate marked catch-up growth during infancy.
Over the next 6 12 months, she showed an excellent response to indomethacin with less polyuria, improved motor development and marked catch-up growth (current height SDS −0.37, weight SDS −1.05; Figure 1).
David Wright's throw to first was off the mark, but Davis caught it and applied the tag to end the game, as the Mets' recent good fortune continued.
MARK and I caught the Inter-City Express from Berlin's Hauptbahnhof early on July 4, a fitting date, perhaps, to explore the former cold war confrontation zone.
Julia Mancuso, Vonn's American rival at Vancouver, skied before Vonn on Friday and was timed among the leaders at the halfway mark until she caught an edge and tumbled.
